Showing posts with label AEA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AEA. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

AEA consumer report for Winter 2008/2009

Ryanair today welcomed the publication of the Association of European Airlines consumer report for winter 2008/09. The report is generated from the voluntarily submitted statistics from the 34 member airlines and covers punctuality and lost bags.
Ryanair's figures are :
No. 1 for Customer Service
Airline
% on Time
Bags missing / 1,000 pax
% Completions
Ryanair
92
0.67
99.6
Lufthansa
85
10.9
98.4
British Airways
83
15.6
97.9
bmi
87
17.0
98.5
Iberia
70
19.2
97.2
Air France
83
18.9
96.9
Of the airlines which submitted figures, Turkish Airlines are the best performer in the lost bags category at 4.5 followed by Air Malta at 4.6 and Virgin Atlantic at 4.9.
In the short / medium haul category, best on time departures are Tarom 92.4%, Luxair 91.9% and Icelandair at 90.2%. Best on time arrivals are Luxair 90.3%, KLM 89.9% and Austrian 89.3%
In the short / medium haul category, best completion performance went to Icelandair with 100% of planned flights taking place, Air Malta 99.84% and Adria Airways 99.68% which would put Ryanair in fourth place with it's 99.6%.
Ryanair are not a member of the AEA. Aer Lingus is a member of the AEA but choses not to submit it's statistics for scrutiny.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

AEA report into lost bags and punctuality

Ryanair today welcomed the report by the Association of European Airlines (AEA) on baggage delivery performance and punctuality statistics for it's member airlines for the period April to October 2008. Ryanair pointed out that British Airways and BMI lost 19 and 25 bags per thousand compared to their own figure of 0.4 bags. In terms of punctuality, BA at 73% within 15 minutes of scheduled and BMI at 77% within 15 minutes of scheduled lag behind Ryanair's figure of 88%. AEA reports are compiled from the voluntarily submitted statistics of it's members. This report covering the summer 2008 period was compiled from the submissions of 30 of the 35 member airlines. Ryanair is not a member of the AEA. Aer Lingus is a member of the AEA but chose not to submit statistics.