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Delta, two other carriers lag as airlines boost on-time arrivals in September
4547 from Atlanta to Oklahoma City, AirTran Flight 455 from New Orleans to Atlanta, and three ASA flights to Atlanta. The nation's airlines are offering fewer flights, but at least they're more likely to arrive on time. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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