Following the good third quarter results, October’s traffic and transport figures represent a promising start for the winter season. Europe in particular showed a good month with an increase in capacity (7%), the number of passengers (10.5%), and load factor (2.4 percentage points).
Pieter Elbers – KLM President & CEO
Transavia also benefitted from the rising market demand and saw an increase in capacity, number of passengers, and load factors. At KLM Cargo, a slight increase in capacity of 0.5% resulted in a 1.4% drop in transport, which reduced the cargo load factor by 1.2 percentage point.
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This post was published on 9 November 2017 08:51
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