This is the trick airlines use to make more flights appear on time

• Flights around the world are taking longer.
• According to a study from the Singapore Management University, the average time of flights has increased by as much as 9.8 minutes between 1986 and 2016.
• This is caused by airlines padding their flight schedules with extra time so few flights arrive late. It’s a practice called schedule creep, the BBC wrote.
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If you’re feeling like flights are becoming longer these days, you’re not crazy. They are indeed taking longer. While delays and runway congestion have certainly not helped read more >>>

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