QUOTE(knwong @ Sep 5 2025, 07:19 PM)
From Google:
On-time flight arrival is calculated by subtracting 15 minutes from the scheduled arrival time to determine the cutoff for being considered on-time. For example, if a flight is scheduled to arrive at 2:00 PM, any arrival before or at 1:45 PM is considered on-time, while an arrival at 1:46 PM or later is considered late. The official "arrival time" for this calculation is when the plane's doors are opened at the gate, not when it lands on the runway.
Diamla singkiOn-time flight arrival is calculated by subtracting 15 minutes from the scheduled arrival time to determine the cutoff for being considered on-time. For example, if a flight is scheduled to arrive at 2:00 PM, any arrival before or at 1:45 PM is considered on-time, while an arrival at 1:46 PM or later is considered late. The official "arrival time" for this calculation is when the plane's doors are opened at the gate, not when it lands on the runway.
Sep 5 2025, 08:14 PM

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