What was measured for ORD → DJT?
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics recorded 93 scheduled-flight records in this August sample for US domestic departures between these two airport codes. The reported on-time arrival rate is 77.4% among flights with known arrival-delay observations that were not cancelled. Cancellation and diversion rates use all reported scheduled flights as their denominators.
This dataset does not establish which flights are operating now, which individual flight was delayed or why, or whether passenger compensation applies. Statistics for one month are not a guarantee for the next.
August 2026 flight outcomes
- Flights in sample
- 93
- Arrived on time
- 77.4%
- Cancelled
- 0.0%
- Diverted
- 0.0%
- Mean arrival delay
- 7.3 min
- Median arrival delay
- -6.0 min
For this report, an arrival delay of 15 minutes or more counts as late. Negative mean/median delay minutes mean that, on that measure, flights arrived ahead of schedule on average. Delayed/cancelled flights may have very different passenger impacts.
July versus August 2026
No separately published July 2026 observation is available for this exact scope in the AeroDue source warehouse. We do not infer missing performance from another airport, route or carrier.
Observed departure-hour patterns
Each row covers flights associated with a recorded scheduled departure hour. Only hour groups with at least ten records are displayed. A stronger or weaker historic hour does not guarantee the outcome of a particular future flight.
| Departure hour | Sample | On time | Cancelled | Mean delay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06:00 | 23 | 87.0% | 0.0% | -6.7 min |
| 09:00 | 27 | 85.2% | 0.0% | -3.5 min |
| 10:00 | 27 | 63.0% | 0.0% | 26.5 min |
What stands out in the ORD → DJT results?
In this specific directional route sample, BTS recorded 93 flights, an observed on-time arrival share of 77.4%, and an observed cancellation share of 0.0%. These percentages apply to this scope and month only, not to other routes or future travel.
Within the published departure-hour cohorts, 06:00 had the highest observed on-time share (87.0% across 23 records), while 10:00 had the lowest (63.0% across 27 records). These are descriptive sample extremes, not a reliable recommendation about when to book.
Evidence, scope and limitations
Source: U.S. DOT BTS — August 2026 original reporting-carrier on-time file. Source period: 1–31 August 2026. Observation generated: . Methodology: BTS monthly v1. Data licence: public-domain U.S. Government.
Direction is essential: ORD-DJT is not a report for the reverse route. The outcome aggregates do not identify the cause of an individual delay or prove any legal entitlement.