The winter is notorious for disrupting travel. However, flight delays can stack up during the busy summer months as well. Financial website MagnifyMoney recently analyzed airport arrival data from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the country's 50 busiest airports between 2008 and 2017 to reveal the best and worst for on-time arrivals.

Sadly, Newark Liberty International Airport is the worst for on-time summer arrivals, with only two-thirds (67 percent) of arriving flights checking in on time.

Nearby LaGuardia Airport isn't much better, ranking second when it comes to the highest rate of summertime headaches.

On the West Coast, San Francisco International Airport barely trails Newark and LaGuardia with just 69.2 percent of summer flights landing on time.

Unsurprisingly, New York City's other airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport ranks fourth as the worst airport for late arrivals in the summer.

Elsewhere in the Northeast, Boston's Logan International Airport cracks the top five with just over 72 percent of summer flights arriving on time.

Give the Midwest travel headache crown to the Windy City as only about 73 percent of flights are on time at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport during the summer.

At least one-quarter of visitors to Miami are delayed during the summer as the city's top airport boasts an on-time rate of under 75 percent.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport ties Miami in on-time summer arrivals, clocking in at just 74.4 percent, according to MagnifyMoney.

North Carolina's Raleigh-Durham International Airport gets busy during the summer months so passengers should plan ahead for potential delays.

Approximately three-fourths of summer flights arrive on time at Philadelphia International Airport.

The Hawaiian capital claims the coveted No. 1 spot with 86.7 percent of airport arrivals being on-time in the summer. As if you needed any more reason to visit Honolulu.

Flying into Salt Lake City this summer? No worries, 86 percent of arriving flights are on time when the weather heats up.

Orange County's John Wayne Airport is one of nine major U.S. airports with an on-time arrival percentage above 80 percent during the summer.

Elsewhere in the Southwest, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport routinely capitalizes on the weather to get travelers to their destination right on schedule.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport reigns supreme in the Pacific Northwest when it comes to on-time arrivals in the summer.

Trailing its neighbor to the north by just 0.1 percent, quirky Portland International Airport is another promising destination for travelers on a tight schedule.

Unlike its rival in Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has an impressive track record when it comes to bringing travelers in on time.

Travelers heading to Silicon Valley this summer can rest easy knowing that they're likely to land on time as San Jose International Airport's flights arrive on schedule 80.5 percent of the time.

More than 80 percent of summer flights arrive on time at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, ranking it ninth in the nation.

Despite its popularity, Las Vegas ranks among the best airports when it comes to on-time summer arrivals, with four out of five flights landing at their scheduled time.