7600/90days = 84.44 domestic passengers average per day. I can't see how much the PSO costs but it doesn't deliver a huge amount of people to the regional airports. It is with us for 4 more years anyhow.
Loads are around 64% based on March figure however as Stobart didn't purchase a second ATR 42 replacement KIR was upgraded to 72 so loads have dropped to 52%.
I don't know how they are comiling this but I would have expected many more passengers going to M.E. and Other since it seems to be a rite of passage for the Irish to head to Australia in their twenties so maybe they are counted among the 1.1m and 807k heading to Europe and U.K.
They'll never get direct flights(remote a chance as it is) or more flexible flights to Australia if they don't have better stats becuase the airlines aren't going to share those stats amongst themselves.
Still great results despite the storm disruption where plenty of passengers wouldn't have bothered rebooking and stayed at home.
Stats are based on direct passengers, as for the stats the airport have the info but Australia flights are not going to happen.