Post by Humberside on Apr 24, 2010 13:27:08 GMT
18321 passengers, down 28.3%. Rolling year 313357, down 26.2%.
Aberdeen - 2617, down 14%
Amsterdam - 9905, down 44 passengers - at last some stability and back above the 9000 level
Oil Rigs - 5207, up 6%
Also under the scheduled numbers, 142 for Norwich and 24 for Southampton - SOU must have been either a LBA or MME diversion
55 passengers are listed for Akureyri (Atlantic Airways private charter)
Though if you these numbers are bad, April's figures are likely to be horrendous since TCX had 5 B757 flights a week last April - I would not be surprised to see a percentage decrease of over 50% compared to April 2009, and I suspect the rolling year numbers could be rather close to the 300,000 level. There is also the ash cloud disruption to factor in
Aberdeen - 2617, down 14%
Amsterdam - 9905, down 44 passengers - at last some stability and back above the 9000 level
Oil Rigs - 5207, up 6%
Also under the scheduled numbers, 142 for Norwich and 24 for Southampton - SOU must have been either a LBA or MME diversion
55 passengers are listed for Akureyri (Atlantic Airways private charter)
Though if you these numbers are bad, April's figures are likely to be horrendous since TCX had 5 B757 flights a week last April - I would not be surprised to see a percentage decrease of over 50% compared to April 2009, and I suspect the rolling year numbers could be rather close to the 300,000 level. There is also the ash cloud disruption to factor in