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FlightsOS 522

Austrian Airlines 522 Milan → Vienna arrived on time on Nov 15

OS522 flies from Milan to Vienna. 93% on time over the last 30 days (30 tracked flights).

Settled

On time

76% chance at close

Settled on the destination airport operator's published arrival time against the schedule it published when the market opened; delayed means more than 15 minutes late

Scheduled
Nov 15, 2026, 10:10 AM UTC
Recorded
Nov 15, 2026, 9:59 AM UTC
Evidence received
Nov 15, 2026, 10:05 AM UTC

The journey

Olivier CABARET · CC BY 2.0
Austrian AirlinesOS522

Final chance

  • On timeResult
    76%

    chance of on time

  • Delayed
    22%
  • Cancelled
    2%
$0 vol

Chance comes from the market price, which can show before any trade happens. On settled markets it's the final price. It isn't our forecast or an official status.

Price history

Loading price historyOn time76%Delayed22%Cancelled2%
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Timeline and payout

  1. Market opens
    5:03 PM UTC
  2. Market closes
    9:54 AM UTC
  3. Payout
    Result: On time · $1.00 per share on the outcome that happens

Recent performance

93%on time
1delayed1cancelled
Oct 17Nov 15

Recent trades

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Rules

Settles "Delayed" if the flight arrives more than the delay threshold after its scheduled arrival, and "On time" if it arrives within the threshold, including exactly at it. We use FAA records for US airports, and the destination airport's own published arrival time and schedule elsewhere. The threshold and scheduled arrival are fixed when the market opens.

Trades accepted after the flight's arrival is first published are voided and refunded in full, fees included. Bonus trades are refunded to your bonus balance. The publication time is the time on the flight-data message, or when an airport's board showed us the arrival. If the recorded arrival time is earlier, that is the cutoff.

Delay threshold: 15 minutes.

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