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2025's Top Airlines and Airports for Punctuality

Originally Published 7 days ago — by CNN

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In 2025, Istanbul Airport was recognized as the most punctual airport globally, while Qatar Airways was named the best airline, demonstrating resilience amidst geopolitical and weather challenges. Other top performers include Santiago Airport, Panama's Tocumen, and airlines like Aeroméxico and Delta, highlighting improvements in on-time performance across various regions.

Trenitalia Leads, Eurostar Lags in Europe's Rail Rankings

Originally Published 1 year ago — by DW (English)

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Italy's Trenitalia has been ranked as the top rail operator in Europe by the NGO Transport & Environment, followed by Switzerland's SBB and Czech Republic's RegioJet. The study evaluated 27 operators based on criteria like ticket prices and reliability, with Eurostar performing the worst due to high costs and poor reliability. The report also noted that many European rail operators struggle with punctuality, with only 11 out of 25 achieving a punctuality rate above 80%.

Madonna's Chronic Lateness: A Disrespectful Trend or Justified Behavior?

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Guardian

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Madonna is being sued by fans for starting her concert two hours late, sparking a debate about punctuality and respect for audience members in the music industry. The issue of tardy performers is not new, with examples including Axl Rose and Ol' Dirty Bastard. While some fans find entertainment in ragged performances, the consensus remains that musicians should at least show up and perform close to the advertised time.

"2023 Rankings: The World's Most On-Time Airlines and Airports Revealed"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC

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The latest report from Cirium has named Colombia's Avianca Airlines as the most punctual global airline in 2023, with an 85.73% on-time performance rate. In the Asia-Pacific region, Japan's All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines topped the list, while Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport in the U.S. was ranked as the most punctual airport worldwide. Significant improvements were noted for India's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, which soared to second place among global airports. The rankings highlight the importance of punctuality in the travel industry and the efforts made by airlines and airports to ensure timely operations.

"Embracing Timeliness: Navigating 2024 Ahead of Schedule"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Wall Street Journal

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The opinion piece suggests adopting punctuality as a New Year's resolution for success, drawing inspiration from the timely culture of Green Bay, Wisconsin, particularly Lombardi Avenue near Lambeau Field, home of the Packers. Being early is emphasized as a valuable habit for achieving one's goals.

"Optical Illusion Decodes Your Personality: Punctual and Organized or Free-Spirited?"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail

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A TikTok creator, Mia Yilin, shared an optical illusion that can reveal whether you are a punctual and organized person or someone who values freedom and adventure. If you see gummy bears first, you are likely organized and value productivity, while seeing grapes first suggests a longing for adventure and a peaceful connection with nature. Mia has gained popularity for her accurate interpretations of various optical illusions on TikTok.

"The High Cost of Job Interviews: From Expensive Suits to Loud Quitting"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango

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A job applicant spent $350 on a new suit for an interview at a tech startup but was turned away for being one minute late, despite showing up on time. The company claimed to be "very time strict" and refused to give him the interview. The TikToker who shared the post felt both sides were wrong, with the candidate should have shown up earlier, and the company acted too harshly. A survey found that 93% of employers felt tardiness was unacceptable in the interview process.