Best Western
24th Oct 2001, 19:06
Bad news.
Since Sept 11th Far East Traffic to Europe traffic continues to deteriorate rapidly according to data recently released by the Association of European Airlines.
The week following Sept 11th traffic fell by only 8.9%, but in the latest reported week, traffic fell by 23%.
These falls may further hide an even worse fall in demand for far east traffic, as airlines, such as Virgin have increased traffic in these markets.
US traffic has stabilized at -33%.
AEA passenger-km – year-on-year comparison
Intra- North Far East/
Week European Atlantic Aust.
36 2.4 -2.8 -3.9 Sept 03
37 -6.3 -58.3 -8.2 Sept 10
38 -5.9 -20.5 -8.9 Sept 17
39 -9.9 -35.2 -14 Sept 24
40 -11.8 -33.5 -19.5 Oct 01
41 -14.9 -33.5 -23.1 Oct 08
Edited to make chart easier to read
[ 24 October 2001: Message edited by: Best Western ]
Since Sept 11th Far East Traffic to Europe traffic continues to deteriorate rapidly according to data recently released by the Association of European Airlines.
The week following Sept 11th traffic fell by only 8.9%, but in the latest reported week, traffic fell by 23%.
These falls may further hide an even worse fall in demand for far east traffic, as airlines, such as Virgin have increased traffic in these markets.
US traffic has stabilized at -33%.
AEA passenger-km – year-on-year comparison
Intra- North Far East/
Week European Atlantic Aust.
36 2.4 -2.8 -3.9 Sept 03
37 -6.3 -58.3 -8.2 Sept 10
38 -5.9 -20.5 -8.9 Sept 17
39 -9.9 -35.2 -14 Sept 24
40 -11.8 -33.5 -19.5 Oct 01
41 -14.9 -33.5 -23.1 Oct 08
Edited to make chart easier to read
[ 24 October 2001: Message edited by: Best Western ]