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The Department of Transportation has released February, 2011 performance figures for the nation’s largest airlines with Hawaiian Airlines, as usual, with the highest percentage of flights arriving within 15 minutes of schedule.  The Honolulu-based carrier has the distinct advantage of operating its flights where the weather is rarely a factor in its performance. During February Hawaiian had a 91.8% on-time record. The domestic airlines as a whole were on-time 74.5% of the time in February.
As was the case last year,Windows 7 32bit, there were several severe winter storms that caused higher than normal cancellation rates and exacerbated flight delays. The Twin Cities area was affected several times by winter storms,Microsoft Office Standard 2010, as was a large portion of the Midwest, mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions of the country. EaThe leading domestic rly February saw Chicago getting socked by a storm that dumped nearly a foot and a half of snow on it,Office 2010 Standard Key, causing massive delays and cancellations at O’Hare and Midway airports that rippled from coast-to-coast.
While the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport rarely closes, MSP did experience lengthy delays during the month caused by ice, snow and storms in other areas. Airline de-icing equipment got a real workout in February. The airport  has a tremendous operational reputation for being able to remain open during winter conditions at times when most other airports are forced to close.

The top-performing carrier operating entirely in the Continental U.S. was AirTran Airways. The Orlando-based airline is in the process of being acquired by mega-discounter Southwest Airlines. AirTran had a 82.6% on-time record, identical to regional carrier, Mesa Airlines. The rundown for the rest of the domestic airline industry showed Alaska Airlines,Office 2007 Enterprise, 82.1% on-time; US Airways, 80.5%; United, 79.3%; Delta,Buy Office 2010, the Twin Cities largest carrier, 78.5%; Atlantic Southeast (a Delta Connection partner), 76.9%; Continental (in the process of merging into United Airlines), 75.5%; Southwest Airlines, 74.3%; SkyWest, 74.3%; Frontier, 72.5%; American, 71.0%; JetBlue, 65.5%; ExpressJet, 65.5%; and American Eagle (owned by American Airlines), 62.7%.