The strong growth in the number of TAP passengers in April and May allowed it to recover from the decline in traffic recorded in the first quarter of the year. This was mainly due to the fact that the Easter week, which is one of the peak periods of annual traffic, was in the first quarter of the year in 2018, while in 2019 it was fully in April, the year’s second quarter.
This result keeps TAP on its upwards path, which will now be reinforced with the opening of new routes, to Dublin, Tel Aviv and Basel at the end of March, to Chicago, San Francisco, Washington, Naples and Tenerife in June, from Lisbon to Conakry and from Porto to Brussels in July and, in October, from Porto to Lyon and Munich and from Lisbon to Banjul.
28/05/19
This post was published on 31 May 2019 11:27
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