This is how many SAA flights get delayed each year

Stop clickbait :


On mainline routes, SAA has an on-time arrival rate of 82.6%, meaning only 17.4% of flights experience delayed travel in 2016. On-time departures are slightly better at 86.3%.

FlightStats started compiling its arrival and delay report in 2014 and has published it annually since, showing SAA’s track record over the past three years.

In both 2014 and 2015, 13% of flights were delayed, making 2016 the worst year for SAA in the report.
 
Thanks dude!

I think there should be an unwritten rule that whoever opens the page -and reads the article - posts a "TL;DR / Screwtheclickbait" summary. :D
 
Thanks dude!

I think there should be an unwritten rule that whoever opens the page -and reads the article - posts a "TL;DR / Screwtheclickbait" summary. :D

And you know the funny part is that if the title just gave the actual information I would have been more inclined to click the link.

Now I boycot it instead.
 
And you know the funny part is that if the title just gave the actual information I would have been more inclined to click the link.

Now I boycot it instead.

I have no willpower...I must click it ( :D )...so if someone -whoever gets there first - can just inform everyone else...that'd be great!

From now on, if I get to clickbait articles first, I'll summarize for everyone else. :)

(I hope others will do the same / continue requiem's example.)
 
Good idea, and also report the post as Clickbait. Eventually they might get the point...

Kevin Lancester has been issuing me with warnings now for "Trolling" when I do the stop clickbait post

Seems mybb is hell bent on pushing us away.
 
Kevin Lancester has been issuing me with warnings now for "Trolling" when I do the stop clickbait post

Seems mybb is hell bent on pushing us away.

Jeez, that's fcked up.

Guess I'll have to exercise more self-control and not click on these stupid articles, then.
 
Jeez, that's fcked up.

Guess I'll have to exercise more self-control and not click on these stupid articles, then.

Yeah - I am completely ****ing dumbfounded.

The funny thing is if the pertinent information was in the forum, and I found it interesting I would go read the article. Now it is just attractive headline - oh - give us more add revenue to read the article.

Soon it will be a case of clicking next for each sentence.
 
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