By Nicholas Ibarra | OBSERVER Staff Writer

A study on airlines, airports, and which to avoid during the holiday’s was recently published by Price4Limo. They gathered a year’s worth of daily cancellation and delay data to determine which airlines and airports have struggled the most to provide uninterrupted travel to their customers.

These airlines have experienced the worst cancellations and delays over the past year: 

The worst airlines based on cancellations. Chart courtesy of Price4Limo.
The worst airlines based on delays. Chart courtesy of Price4Limo.

These airports have the most and least cancellations and delays: 

The worst airports for the highest rate of cancellations. Chart courtesy of Price4Limo. 
The best airports for the least amount of cancellations. Chart courtesy of Price4Limo.
The worst airports for the highest rate of delays. Chart courtesy of Price4Limo.
The best airports for the least amount of delays. Chart courtesy of Price4Limo.

“Opposite of how Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) performed, Sacramento International Airport (SMF) performed as one of the best airports in the country,” Travis Salat, editor-in-chief at Price4Limo, wrote in correspondence with the OBSERVER. “As noted above, you can see that it ranked in the top five best airports for both delays and flight cancellations with only 795 total cancellations during the period.”

Think about who, where, and when you’re flying this holiday season to avoid any unnecessary delays or cancellations. 

Happy Holidays!