THE NEWS: Qantas topped OAG’s global June 2026 punctuality ranking with 87.16% of 22,617 flights arriving on time, making it the first‑among‑major‑airlines, before slipping to third place in July with an 84.92% on‑time rate.
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WHY IT MATTERS: Leading punctuality bolsters Qantas’ reputation with travel‑trade partners and can drive demand for its services, while the OAIC’s decision limits immediate regulatory penalties but ongoing legal actions could affect customer confidence and brand perception.
FAQ
What on‑time performance did Qantas achieve in June 2026 and how did it rank globally?
Qantas achieved an on‑time arrival rate of 87.16% across 22,617 flights in June 2026, placing it first among major airlines in OAG’s global punctuality ranking for that month.
How did Qantas’ on‑time performance change in July 2026?
In July 2026, Qantas’ on‑time performance fell to 84.92%, moving the airline down to third place in OAG’s global ranking for that month.
How many customer records were exposed in Qantas’ 2025 data breach and what type of data was not compromised?
The breach exposed about 5.67 million customer records, but the affected system did not contain passport, payment‑card, or banking information.
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