September figures:
September figures:
YYD: 1,063,310 (+1.4%)
Ad hoc charters or one off flights not shown unless included in monthly totals I.e. Rugby World Cup flights.
Domestic routes:
Aberdeen: not yet reported
Belfast City: 3,630 (0%)
Edinburgh: 9,106 (+76%)
Glasgow: 2,971 (-6%)
Jersey: 1,040 (-26%)
Newcastle: 1,309 (-5%)
International routes:
Cyprus:
Larnaca: 3,027 (-5%)
Paphos: 1,843 (+25%)
France:
Paris CDG: 4,962 (new route: ORY 09/14 1,684)
Germany:
Düsseldorf: 1,627 (+208%)
Munich: 2,502 (new route)
Greece:
Corfu: 1,467 (-3%)
Heraklion: 1,839 (-45%)
Kefalonia: 1,617 (-2%)
Kos: 1,447 (+2%)
Rhodes: 3,273 (+17%)
Zakynthos: 3,902 (-9%)
Ireland: inc rugby charters
Cork: 1,079 (new route)
Dublin: 14,463 (+167%)
Shannon: 537 (+367%)
Italy:
Milan Malpensa: 1,875 (new route)
Malta:
Malta: 1,556 (+1%)
Netherlands:
Amsterdam: 11,111 (+3%)
Portugal:
Faro: 4,039 (+177%)
Spain:
Alicante: 7,618 (+1%)
Barcelona: 2,867 (+39%)
Ibiza: 5,971 (+2%)
Mahon: 2,298 (-4%)
Malaga: 7,308 (+2%)
Palma: 16,482 (+31%)
Reus: 4,515 (+50%)
Spain - Canary Islands:
Arrecife: 4,335 (+49%)
Las Palmas: 1,483 (-20%)
Tenerife: 4,343 (+50%)
Turkey:
Antalya: 1,718 (new route)
Dalaman: 5,506 (-14%)
Bulgaria:
Bourgas: 2,523 (+3%)
Egypt:
Sharm El Sheikh: 1,240 (-8%)
Obviously I don't know about the yield side of things but it appears that the BE flights are doing very well for the second month of operation.