Enter Air (E4) August 2025 Operational Report

Flight Activity Overview

Total arriving flights: 2,259

Year-over-year change: +155.25%

Enter Air saw a sharp rise in arriving flights in August, reflecting concentrated summer charter demand from Polish leisure markets to Mediterranean destinations. The year-over-year surge was reinforced by higher aircraft utilization and tighter rotations typical of peak holiday schedules. This scale allowed the carrier to protect share on core holiday corridors while sustaining competitive packages with tour operators.

On-Time Performance and Cancellation

On-time arrival rate: 83.80%

Change in on-time arrival rate: +9.22 percentage points

Cancelled flights: 0

Year-over-year change (cancelled flights): 0.00%

The on-time arrival rate of 83.80% was delivered despite heavy seasonal traffic and crowded turnaround banks at major European airports. Localized weather and air traffic flow management created intermittent constraints, yet schedule padding and refined ground processes at Polish bases limited knock‑on delays. Proactive maintenance planning and reserve crew coverage helped keep cancellations at zero and supported rapid disruption recovery.

Key Hubs

Operations are centered on Warsaw Chopin for nationwide reach, with significant activity at Katowice, Poznań, and Gdańsk to stage charter waves. These hubs funnel demand from regional cities toward Mediterranean and Red Sea resorts through long-standing tour operator contracts. Wave-based departures in early morning and late evening maximize aircraft day utilization and improve connection convenience for group travelers.

Outlook

For passengers, the August results indicate a reliable option for nonstop leisure itineraries, with punctuality expected to hold steady as late‑summer weather moderates. Weekend peaks will remain busy; travelers should allow additional time at departure airports and for ground transfers. Looking ahead, the carrier plans to maintain aircraft positioning at regional bases, continue fine‑tuning turnaround standards, and adjust schedules around known bottlenecks to preserve on-time performance into the autumn shoulder season.