San Antonio International, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Houston's William P. Hobby Airport were all delayed 17% of the time over past Labor Day weekends.
over the long weekend, making it one of the most popular times for air travel.
Flights out of San Antonio International, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Houston's William P. Hobby Airport were delayed 17% of the time over Labor Day weekend, according to 2019-2022 data collected by study researchers. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport sits just ahead at 16%.The most reliable airlines for Labor Day travel include Hawaiian Airlines, Delta Air Lines and Alaska Airlines, according to the study, which based its airline rankings on 2017-2022 numbers.
However, budget airlines including Frontier Airlines had the highest percentage of departure delays, with Spirit holding the highest average cancellation rate, the report notes.
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