Global scheduled airline is 11% higher year to date than 2020, but still lagging 45% below 2019 levels.
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Global scheduled airline traffic is 11% higher year to date than 20...
Global scheduled airline traffic is up 186% vs the first half of June 2020
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During the first half of June global scheduled airline traffic was ...
May 2021 Scheduled Aviation Overview
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As travel restrictions ease and vaccination programmes continue, av...
Scheduled Aviation Snapshot Week 16 2021 vs Week 16 2019
As previously reported in our Business Aviation bulletin, scheduled airline traffic is much slower to catch up with pre-pandemic traffic levels.
With a sharp rise in national lockdowns across European countries mid-March 2020, all our comparisons are 2021 vs 2019. We believe this comparison is more informative, given the rapid decline in aviation traffic at the beginning of the pandemic. Unless stated otherwise, w... According to WINGX tracker: In February 2021, 143,709 flights departed European airports, down 74% on 2020 traffic levels. 5,651 aircraft were active across 177 airlines in February and flew an average sector length of ... For the first 5 weeks of 2021 global scheduled airline traffic was down 50.8% on 2020 levels. Just under 19,000 aircraft were active and operated just over 1.3 million flights. The Covid-19 pandemic has had significant effect on scheduled aviation in Europe, arguably the ... Scheduled Aviation Snapshot 2021 Week 11 vs Week 11 2019
Europe and North America traffic is down, but new routes appear to be emerging
Commercial airline activity continues to buckle, especially in Europe