US airlines are on course for one of the worst ever years for flight days, according to official data reviewed by DailyMail.com. Airlines racked up a million delays in record time in 2023 and nearly a quarter of flights so far this year have been held up, the figures for departures reveal. The dismal data adds to a list of other issues to blight the aviation industry this year, including a string of worrying near misses, a shortage of staff and the use of fake jet engine parts in dozens of large commercial aircraft. The findings also contribute to a grim outlook for the busy Thanksgiving period and holiday season, as tens of millions of Americans prepare to fly around the country to celebrate with loved ones.
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