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Lewisburg (LWB) to Chicago (ORD): On-Time Performance

Data through July 2026

Lewisburg (LWB) to Chicago (ORD) is a thinner route than most in this dataset — 140 departures over the past year, roughly 3 a week — so treat these numbers as indicative rather than definitive. Of the flights that did operate, 64% arrived on time, noticeably below the national average of 78%. Cancellations are the bigger caveat: 5.7% of scheduled flights never departed.

On-time
64%
arrived <15 min late
Avg delay
63 min
completed flights
Cancelled
5.7%
Flights/day
0.38
last 12 months
Duration
2h 8m
scheduled
Distance
489 mi

Monthly on-time trend

Monthly on-time percentage for LWB to ORD flights50%75%100%February 2026: 50% on-time (7 flights)50Feb 2026March 2026: 75% on-time (14 flights)75April 2026: 73% on-time (27 flights)73May 2026: 74% on-time (31 flights)74May 2026June 2026: 50% on-time (30 flights)50July 2026: 55% on-time (31 flights)55

Best time to fly from LWB to ORD

By day of week

DayOn-timeAvg delay
Monday57%92 min
Tuesday53%61 min
Wednesday75%35 min
Thursday75%28 min
Friday65%130 min
Saturdaybest87%14 min
Sunday46%44 min

What causes delays on this route

Share of total delay minutes by cause, as reported by carriers to the US DOT.

  • Late-arriving aircraft10%
  • Airline operations48%
  • National airspace system19%
  • Weather23%

Frequently asked questions

How often are flights from LWB to ORD delayed?
36% of LWB–ORD flights arrived 15 or more minutes late (the US DOT definition of a delay) between 2024-07 and 2026-07. The average arrival delay across completed flights was 63 minutes.
How long is the flight from LWB to ORD?
The scheduled LWB–ORD flight time averages 2h 8m over 489 miles. Actual arrival times vary — flights on this route land 15+ minutes late 36% of the time.
How often are LWB to ORD flights cancelled?
5.7% of scheduled flights on this route were cancelled between 2024-07 and 2026-07 — several times the typical US rate, so consider earlier departures or backup options.

Based on 140 flights, 2024-07–2026-07. Source: US DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Updated 2026-09-28.