Service regularity indicators

Service regularity indicators

Service regularity indicators

IndicatorUnit of measure Malpensa T1Malpensa T2Linate
Overall flight punctuality% of flights on time/total departing flightsTarget 201680.0%80.0%85.0%
Result 201682.3%84.0%86.9%
Delivery time of first bag
from aircraft block-on
Time in minutes calculated from aircraft block-
on to the delivery of the first bag in 90% of the cases
Target 201623’00’’26’00’’17’00’’
Result 201620’50’’22’15’’16’50’’
Delivery time of last bag
from aircraft block-on
Time in minutes calculated from aircraft block-
on to the delivery of the last bag in 90% of the cases
Target 201636’00’’37’00’’24’00’’
Result 201632’50’’26’05’’22’35’’
Waiting time on board
until first passenger
disembarks
Waiting time in minutes from block-on in 90%
of cases
Target 20164’3’3’
Result 20164’4’3’
Overall perception of the
regularity and punctuality of the
services received at the
airport
% of satisfied passengersTarget 201695.0%95.0%95.0%
Result 201698.7%97.3%96.6%

Source: SEA, CFI Group

At Malpensa, punctuality of departing flights for 2016 reached 82.8%, with a punctuality recovery (difference between arrival and departure punctuality) of 2.7 points. The breakdown by terminal shows similar performance: Terminal 1 closes the period with a departure punctuality of 82.3% (+2.6% of recovery), and Terminal 2 closes with 84% (+2.8% of recovery). Again this year, baggage delivery times achieve values well beyond the levels stated in the Service Charter at all terminals, despite tighter standards compared to the previous year (90% of cases).
At Terminal 1, delivery of the first bag within 23 minutes was achieved for 93.9% of flights, while delivery of the last bag within 36 minutes was achieved for 94.0%;
At Terminal 2, delivery of the first bag within 26 minutes was achieved for 97.8% of flights, while delivery of the last bag within 37 minutes was achieved in 99.3% of cases.

Number of misdirected bags

The total number of misdirected bags is steadily improving at Linate, while there is a slight worsening at Malpensa's Terminal 1 (2.29 misdirected bags every 1,000 departing passengers, up from 2.1 in 2015). At Terminal 2, the figure of 0.48 misdirected bags per 1,000 departing passengers is basically in line with that of previous years.