This is the worst airline in America, according to the Wall Street
Journal
The airline had problems with canceled flights,
mishandled baggage, and more.
American Airlines is the worst airline in America,
according to the Wall Street Journal.
The newspaper released its 2019
Airline Scorecard on Wednesday, which ranked American last out of nine U.S.
airlines. The No. 1 airline in America, for the third year in a row, is Delta
Air Lines, according to the report.
The annual report ranks the airlines
in the following seven areas: on-time arrivals, canceled flights, extreme
delays, two-hour tarmac delays, mishandled baggage, involuntary bumping, and
complaints. American, which has ranked last in three of the past five years, had
the worst score in four of the seven categories: canceled flights, two-hour
tarmac delays, mishandled baggage, and involuntary bumping.
"For more
than half of 2019, a contract dispute between American and its mechanics was
essentially negotiated on the tarmac, with passengers paying a heavy price," the
Wall Street Journal wrote. "From mid-February through late August, American had
a high number of planes out of service each morning, forcing cancellations and
delays and leaving customers stranded."
Top-ranked Delta has an
"industry-leading cancellation rate," according to the publication, and ranked
the best in three categories: canceled flights, on-time arrivals, and
involuntary bumping.
JetBlue, Logan International Airport's largest
carrier, ranked sixth and had the worst score for extreme delays.
The
report used data from masFlight and the U.S. Department of Transportation. This
is the 12th year the paper has provided a scorecard of U.S. carriers.
https://www.boston.com/travel/travel/2020/01/15/worst-airline-in-america-wall-street-journal-report
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