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Rolling Average Flight Delays
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Rolling Average Flight Delays

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to calculate the rolling average of flight delays by airport over a seven-day window.

Use the flight_delays table. Calculate the average across flights with non-null delay values, including the current date and preceding six calendar days.

Output

  1. One row per airport and flight date present in the data.
  2. Columns: airport_code, flight_date, and rolling_avg_delay.
  3. Round the average to two decimal places and order by airport_code, then flight_date.

Schema

flight_delays
ColumnTypeDescription
flight_idPKINTUnique flight identifier
airport_codeVARCHAR(3)Three-letter airport code
flight_dateDATEDate of the flight
delay_minutesINTArrival delay in minutes, where negative values indicate an early arrival
Tablesflight_delays
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