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Primary-source · ANAC + U.S. BTS

Airline Accountability Index

Which airlines cancel the most — and how often they blame an extraordinary cause (weather, force majeure) to avoid paying. The label that denies your compensation is the one Causa Real™ is built to challenge.

Biggest weather-blamer in this data set

Republic Airways blamed an “extraordinary cause” (weather / force majeure) for 100% of its cancellations — in the flights we've indexed.

Computed from official ANAC + U.S. BTS records. The label that denies compensation is the one Causa Real™ contests.

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#AirlineCancellationsCancel rateBlamed on weather
1🇺🇸American Airlines
Top reason: Adverse weather at origin
6,613
2.55%
74.6%
2🇺🇸Endeavor Air
Top reason: Carrier cancellation order
1,932
5.69%
4.3%
3🇺🇸JetBlue Airways
Top reason: Carrier cancellation order
688
6.39%
15.4%
4🇺🇸Alaska Airlines
Top reason: Carrier cancellation order
528
0.95%
34.8%
5🇺🇸Southwest Airlines
Top reason: Adverse weather at origin
493
0.44%
80.1%
6🇧🇷GOL LINHAS AEREAS
Top reason: Adverse weather at origin
113
36.69%
51.8%
7🇧🇷AZUL LINHAS AEREAS
Top reason: Airport closed
99
35.11%
50.5%
8🇧🇷VOEPASS LINHAS AEREAS
Top reason: Carrier operational issue
94
31.76%
50%
9🇧🇷LATAM AIRLINES BRASIL
Top reason: Carrier cancellation order
89
31.12%
52.8%
10🇺🇸Republic Airways
Top reason: Adverse weather at origin
24
0.32%
100%

Figures are computed live from the flights we've indexed (481,188 flights so far, from the official ANAC VRA and U.S. BTS datasets) — not an airline's complete schedule. Cancel rates aren't directly comparable across countries due to differing sample sizes; the "blamed on weather" share is the comparable accountability signal. The data is public and editorial; outputs are evidentiary aids, not legal advice.

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