According to KEYVAN Aviation’s 56th weekly report, London Luton Airport hosted 279 flights in just 24 hours in December 2024. The report provided key analyses on operational efficiency and taxi times.
Within the scope of Weekly Airport Report No.56, KEYVAN Aviation examined the operations of London Luton Airport (LTN – EGGW). Covering a 24-hour operation in December 2024, the report offered a detailed analysis of the airport’s daily efficiency.
According to the data, Luton Airport handled 136 arrivals and 143 departures in a single day. The busiest route was London – Mallorca, with 45 weekly flights, each averaging 150 minutes.
The report also highlighted the significant role of taxi-out times in operations. An average of 11 minutes of taxi-out per flight accounted for 8% of total operation time.
Key highlights of the analysis:
- Runway and Flight Movement Analysis
- Taxi Times (Arrivals and Departures)
- Airline-to-Gate and Gate-to-Airline Time Performance
- Most common flight status and the impact of taxi time on flight duration
KEYVAN Aviation’s Airport Performance team, as an ACI World – Airports Council International Partner, stood out with its work supporting Green Aviation and Sustainable Aviation. The reports provide aviation professionals with strategic benefits in optimising operations, improving efficiency, and making data-driven decisions.









