Will QAN survive?, page-4468

BITRE just issued its punctuality statistics for domestic airlines: June 2022.

It says, in what is largely very embarrassing for QAN, even though it'll blame COVID-19 and the weather. Not as if we haven't had winter before, and every year bar 2020 and 2021 there have been substantial influenza seasons!

"For June 2022, on time performance over all routes operated by participating airlines (Jetstar,
Qantas, QantasLink, Rex Airlines, Virgin Australia and Virgin Australia Regional Airlines)
averaged 63.0 per cent for on time arrivals and 61.9 per cent for on time departures. The
cancellation rate for the month was 5.8 per cent. These are the worst On Time Performance
figures recorded since recording commenced in November 2003....

...The Virgin Australia network (Virgin Australia and Virgin Australia Regional Airlines combined
operations) recorded 61.8 per cent for on time arrivals while the Qantas network (Qantas and
QantasLink combined operations) recorded 59.4 per cent. Virgin Australia achieved the highest
on time arrivals among the major domestic airlines at 62.4 per cent followed by Jetstar at 59.5
per cent and Qantas at 59.1 per cent. Of the regional airlines, Rex Airlines recorded 80.0 per
cent for on time arrivals, followed by QantasLink at 59.6 per cent and Virgin Australia Regional
Airlines at 51.3 per cent...

Qantas recorded the highest percentage of cancellations (at 8.1 per cent) during the month,
followed by QantasLink (at 7.0 per cent), Virgin Australia (at 5.8 per cent), Jetstar (at 5.5 per
cent), Virgin Australia Regional Airlines (at 5.3 per cent) and Rex Airlines (at 0.7 per cent)..."