Top Performers

[USA320Pilot]

Top Performers

ARLINGTON (theHub.com) - June 2005 was a difficult month for operations, with summer storm activity negatively affecting our overall on-time performance. Despite the difficulties, there were many stations that achieved or even exceeded our departure goals.

Moreover, we closed out the month with a load factor on June 30 of 92.4 percent, the highest ever, setting a new record for US Airways.

Employees at 31 stations operated outbound flights on time, achieving the goal of 65 percent, in June. The top five stations reporting the highest on-time departure performance (D:00) are Allentown-Bethlehem, Belize, Birmingham, Greensboro and Memphis.

There were 21 stations that operated at least 79 percent of flights within five minutes (D:05) of scheduled departure time. Top performing stations in the D:05 measurement are Allentown-Bethlehem; Birmingham; La Romana; Manchester, England; and Milwaukee.

For on-time fleet launch flights, 13 stations achieved the goal of 85 percent, with employees at the following five stations reporting the top performance: Allentown-Bethlehem, Bermuda, Montreal, Phoenix and Savannah.

Congratulations to Allentown-Bethlehem for top performance marks in all three departure goals.

Regards,

USA320Pilot

 

[OTslave]

Top Performers

ARLINGTON (theHub.com) - June 2005 was a difficult month for operations, with summer storm activity negatively affecting our overall on-time performance. Despite the difficulties, there were many stations that achieved or even exceeded our departure goals.

Moreover, we closed out the month with a load factor on June 30 of 92.4 percent, the highest ever, setting a new record for US Airways.

Employees at 31 stations operated outbound flights on time, achieving the goal of 65 percent, in June. The top five stations reporting the highest on-time departure performance (D:00) are Allentown-Bethlehem, Belize, Birmingham, Greensboro and Memphis.

There were 21 stations that operated at least 79 percent of flights within five minutes (D:05) of scheduled departure time. Top performing stations in the D:05 measurement are Allentown-Bethlehem; Birmingham; La Romana; Manchester, England; and Milwaukee.

For on-time fleet launch flights, 13 stations achieved the goal of 85 percent, with employees at the following five stations reporting the top performance: Allentown-Bethlehem, Bermuda, Montreal, Phoenix and Savannah.

Congratulations to Allentown-Bethlehem for top performance marks in all three departure goals.

Regards,

USA320Pilot

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Oh my, not 1 mention of LGA !

 

[jimcfs]

Oh my, not 1 mention of LGA !

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Or the crown jewel, PHL.

 

[Hope777]

ABE was rewarded by doing such a fine job, they Expressed the FSA and sent the 20+ year employees to the Street. Great Job ! ! ! !

 

[robbedagain]

if this is for June, I wondered how much of came from the first 5 days as you know we were outsourced as of the 6th of June. From what i have been told they are looking for 6 new hires but they come and they go because Piedmont cant afford to pay, people cant afford to stay! It is a shame because ABE, just like most of the small cities that always did well got axed due to the iam failure to protect us in the small cities.
Greta job at ABE

 

[hharotz]

Don't all of these stations with 85% plus FL have only one mainline originator per day?

 

[robbedagain]

yes cities such as avp abe etc have only one jet a day.

 

[Dog Wonder]

Where U was not last it improved to next to last.

Bring on the bonii.