Stockholm Arlanda Airport achieved the highest punctuality for departing flights among Europe’s 30 largest airports in 2024, with an 80% punctuality rate—4% higher than in 2023.
The recognition comes from Eurocontrol, which reported a network-wide average of 66%. Oslo and Copenhagen ranked second and third, respectively.
Arlanda’s success follows significant investments by Swedavia, including a modernised security control and a new Marketplace, with further developments planned for 2025. Overall travel at Arlanda grew by 4% in 2024, with international travel rising 7% and domestic travel falling 10%.
This post was published on 28 January 2025 12:39
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