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Which MIA to SFO flight is punctual? American 2753, 7:30 am.

96% on time across 27 flights in the last 3 months, never cancelled.

MIA to SFO flights that landed on time most often
DepartsFlightOn time
7:30 amAA 275396%
7:20 amAA 256594%
8:00 amUA 125793%
9:48 pmAA 165090%
5:10 pmAA 184267%
6:35 pmUA 281048%
5:15 pmAA 203540%
8:35 pmAA 242639%
8 of 9 regular flights, ranked by arrivals on time, June to August 2026.

Which airline is most reliable? United, ahead of American.

United landed on time 73% of the time, American 68%.

Flight records,

  • United

    73%

    on time

    0.2% cancelled

  • American

    68%

    on time

    0.9% cancelled

When do the flights leave? 9 regular flights, 7:20 am to 9:48 pm.

AA 2035 was cancelled most often, 2% of the time.

Flight records,

  1. UA 1257 8:00 am, 1% cancelled 93%
  2. UA 2810 6:35 pm, 0% cancelled 48%
  1. AA 2565 7:20 am, 0% cancelled 94%
  2. AA 2753 7:30 am, 0% cancelled 96%
  3. AA 1842 5:10 pm, 0% cancelled 67%
  4. AA 2035 5:15 pm, 2% cancelled 40%
  5. AA 2799 7:30 pm, 0% cancelled 31%
  6. AA 2426 8:35 pm, 0% cancelled 39%
  7. AA 1650 9:48 pm, 0% cancelled 90%

What time should I fly? The 6 am departures.

100% landed on time; at 8 pm, 54%. Tuesday was the best day, Monday the worst.

Flight records,

Share of MIA to SFO flights landing less than 15 minutes late, by scheduled departure hour
DepartsBarLanded on time
6 am100%
7 am85%
8 am89%
10 am94%
3 pm83%
4 pm77%
5 pm62%
6 pm57%
7 pm57%
8 pm54%

When is MIA security busiest? 3 pm, then 5 to 6 pm.

Calmest around 1 pm. Miami security, hour by hour.

Security counts,

People screened per hour at MIA checkpoints, by weekday and hour; choose a cell to read it
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People screened per hour at MIA checkpoints, by weekday and hour; choose a cell to read it
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Thursday, 6 pm

4,310

people screened, all terminals.