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Avianca leads ranking of cancellation of domestic flights, says Procon-SP

20/07/2012

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SAO PAULO - Research by Procon-SP Foundation reveals that Avianca was the airline with the highest percentage of cancellations of domestic flights in May.

According to a survey released on Thursday (19), 13% of the company's flights were canceled. In all, 575 flights.

Next comes Gol with 10% of canceled flights, a total of 2,601. In the third and fourth positions are Azul and the Pantanal with 903 (7%) and 44 (7%) canceled flights.

With 6% each, appear in the sequence followed by TAM, Passaredo and Trip. These enterprises had 1,630, 691 and 144 canceled flights, respectively.

Finally, it appears Webjet with 99 cancellations in the period. Percentage of cancellation of 2%.

International
In relation to international flights, Gol leads the ranking with 8% of canceled flights, a total of 54.

Following TAM appears with a percentage of cancellations of 1%, nine flights. According to the survey, Avianca has not registered for this type of delays during flight.

Routes
The five routes with the highest percentage of cancellations in the period were all operated by Gol. See which were:

1. Fortaleza / CE to Manaus / AM

2. Manaus / AM to Fortaleza / CE

3. Campo Grande / MS to Rio de Janeiro / RJ

4. Sao Paulo / SP to Ilheus / BA

5.
Rio de Janeiro / RJ to Campo Grande / MS



Source: PROCON SP

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