Oslo Airport has earned the title of the most punctual large international airport in the world for May 2025, with an impressive 91.22% of flights departing on time, according to aviation analytics firm Cirium.
This milestone highlights Oslo Airport’s operational reliability and builds on its consistent performance, having ranked among the top ten globally throughout the previous year. The recognition reflects the effective collaboration between airport operator Avinor, airlines, and ground handling teams.
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) also led as the world’s most punctual airline, while Norwegian Airlines ranked fourth among European carriers.
Avinor, the state-owned operator of Oslo Airport, is also recognised for its leadership in sustainable aviation, including electric aircraft initiatives and biojet fuel supply. Oslo Airport handles about 25 million passengers annually and plays a central role in Norway’s air travel network.
This post was published on 12 June 2025 16:09
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