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OAG (2): today low-cost flights represent 16% of total capacity offered in the world

Rome, Italy - 392,000 flights for with a total seat capacity of 58 million for the end of September

Capacity on low-cost airlines has more than doubled in just four years, according to latest figures released from OAG BACK Aviation Solutions. This month, budget airlines plan to offer more than 58 million seats on over 392,000 flights worldwide, compared with 47 million seats on over 326,000 flights in September 2006. This represents more than 11 million extra seats on over 66,000 more flights...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1079768
Rome, Italy, 09/25/2007 13:58
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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