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Ryanair August traffic grows 10% to 10.4M customers – Load factor rises 2% to 95%

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Ryanair today (2 Sept) released traffic statistics for August as follows:

  • Traffic grew 10% to 10.4m customers.
  • Load factor rose 2% points to 95%.
  • Rolling annual traffic to August grew 15% to 96.3m customers.

 

Aug 14Aug 15Change
Customers9.4M10.4M+10%
Load Factor 93%95%+2%

 

Ryanair’s Kenny Jacobs said:

“Ryanair’s August traffic grew by 10% to 10.4m customers, while our load factor jumped 2% points to 95%. These record monthly numbers and load factors are due to our lower fares, our stronger forward bookings and the continuing success of our “Always Getting Better” customer experience programme, which continues to deliver stronger than expected traffic and load factors on our biggest ever summer schedule.

Ryanair customers can look forward to more service enhancements in the autumn, as we continue Year 2 of our AGB programme, which include our new car hire service, a new website, new app, new cabin interiors, new crew uniforms, and improved inflight menus, as Ryanair continues to deliver so much more than just the lowest fares in Europe.”

This post was published on 2 September 2015 11:57

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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