Day of The Week

Airline

Time of Day

Delaycast™ Departures

The Risk of Delay for Flights Taking Off from Chicago Midway

The following charts show the recent patterns of delays for flights departing from Chicago Midway by day of the week, time of day and airline.

Delaycast™ Arrivals

The Risk of Delay for Flights Landing at Chicago Midway

The following charts show the recent patterns of delays for flights arriving at Chicago Midway  by day of the week, time of day and airline.

Major Carriers Servicing
Chicago Midway (MDW)

CO - Continental Air Lines*

FL - AirTran Airways

NW - Northwest Airlines

WN - Southwest Airlines

Note: Continental announced that its MDW service will end May 31st.

Share of MDW Air Traffic

Time of Day

Airline

Day of The Week

Benchmarks: How MDW Compares With Other Airports

Departure Delays

Arrival Delays

Cancellations

Avg. of Major Airports

MDW

22%

17%

2%

17%

21%

2%

This airport profile provides snapshot information is a useful reference. This aggregate information is less accurate than specific Date/Time/Carrier/Route predictions. Turn to the Delaycast™ home page for a detailed risk outlook for your itinerary.

Delaycast™ Cancellations

Historical Risk of Flight Cancellation from Chicago Midway

The following charts show recent patterns of flight cancellations from Chicago Midway by day of the week, time of day and airline.

Time of Day

Airline

Day of The Week

This profile of Chicago Midway (MDW) is designed to be a quick reference for general travel planning, to help flyers minimize their risk of schedule disruption.

Have questions or feedback? Post them to the Delaycast™ Blog.

Delaycast™ BlueSky Outlook

Forecasted Flight Delay Conditions at Chicago Midway

The following chart looks forward, showing the overall daily risk of a flight delay from Chicago Midway.

High Risk

Low Risk

Normal Delays

High Risk

Low Risk

Normal Delays

High Risk

Low Risk

Normal Delays

MDW Airport Profile.  Updated: 2008.08.21

copyright © 2008 by Delaycast. All rights reserved.

How to read these charts: The bars represent relative relationships, positive or negative, to an indexed average. For example, a positive bar with a value of 50 for Tuesday means that delays on Tuesdays run about 50% higher than the other days of the week.

September 2008 BlueSky Outlook

October 2008 BlueSky Outlook

November 2008 BlueSky Outlook