When people take off for their holiday travels this year, the last thing they will want to deal with will be a delay at the airport. But the delays will likely be coming anyway. Holafly, an eSIM company, looked through airport schedules and flight-tracking data from last December to figure out how extensive those delays might be for some of the busiest airline routes in the country for this December.
Take a look at which routes are expected to see the longest delays.
The route, traveling from San Francisco International Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 12 minutes.
The route, traveling from San Francisco International Airport to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 13 minutes.
The route, traveling from Los Angeles International Airport to Harry Reid International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 14 minutes.
The route, traveling from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to Harry Reid International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 17 minutes.
The route, traveling from Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport to Newark Liberty International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 21 minutes.
The route, traveling from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport , is expected to see an average delay of 30 minutes.
The route, traveling from Harry Reid International Airport to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 32 minutes.
The route, traveling from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Miami International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 34 minutes.
The route, traveling from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Orlando International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 36 minutes.
The route, traveling from Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport to Tampa International Airport, is expected to see an average delay of 1 hour, 13 minutes.
