No clear winner: airlines and hours on this route all land within a few points of 3 in 4 on time.
Nonstops (seasonal or thin)
Nonstop details →Best connections, one ticket
Ranked by chance you reach San Diego on time. Total trip = scheduled departure to arrival, layover included (San Diego is 3 h behind Tampa). Layovers up to 4 hours. Pick a connection for the details.
| Tight connection: often missed | ||||||
| JetBlueDetails → | TPA 20:33 → BOS 15:27B6 392 | 53m Boston | BOS 16:20 → SAN 19:30B6 319 | 1h 57m | 63% | 47% |
No one-ticket connection fits with layovers up to 4 hours. Try any airlines.
Same layover, different day-part
How often the first flight arrives too late to connect (45 min minimum), for one-ticket layovers of 45–80 minutes.
Delays build through the day, so an afternoon first leg eats the layover. A short connection is fine early in the morning and a gamble later on.
Mixing airlines
| JetBlue B6 392 TPA 20:33 → BOS Delta DL 571 BOS 17:10 → SAN Connection details → |
1h 43m | 2h 53m | 68% | 44% |
Rank all connections, any airlines →
Regional partners count as the airline that sells them: SkyWest flying Delta Connection is one Delta ticket.
About this data: US DOT on-time records, Aug 2025 – Jul 2026, all US airlines; regional flights count under the airline that sells them. Schedules (which flights and connections exist, and their times) are as of Jun 6 – Jul 31, 2026; seasonal flights outside that window aren’t ranked. Rebuilt monthly. JSON