I think the Easter holiday.ATC wrote:Thank you airbuske for the quick answer.
Is there an explanation for the big increase in April.
ATC
I read that their "early deals" were a big succes.
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Yes, but if their "Early Deals" were a big success, it didn't generate a big increase in passenger traffic (LF). So, it's like I thought, they sold a lot of "early deals" to their regular passengers and didn't attract many new one. So this deal isn't a big success concerning the revenue site ?ATC wrote:
Thank you airbuske for the quick answer.
Is there an explanation for the big increase in April.
ATC
I think the Easter holiday.
I read that their "early deals" were a big success.
I'm also convinced this could solve a few problems.Having every year a profit is nice, but take some risk is nicer. I'm a strong believer of having a mixed fleet of very small aircraft's, mid and long haul.
I'm not a negative man... but a realistic man.Don't think you have to look at too negatively. Pax increased over the first 6 months with 6,5% and LF with 3,5%. They used a little bit more capacity (3% up). It seems that they expect to make profit again which can't be said for a lot of airlines even if they have a higher LF (and can't progress anymore unless they invest in new aircraft). So the combination is not that bad.
This is a perfect example...Indeed they speak about 40 key destinations. But it is not yet sure what will happen with the code share destinations or with the specific summer destinations, etc. So they might end up with 55 or so destinations after all.