TORONTO, March 5, 2013 /CNW/ – Porter Airlines reported a load factor of 54 per cent in February. This represents a decline of 2.1 points compared to 2012.
Figures for the month show 104.9 million Available Seat Miles (ASMs) and 56.6 million Revenue Passenger Miles (RPMs), compared to 110.4 million ASMs and 61.9 million RPMs last year.
“The capacity difference versus last year is attributed almost entirely to the leap year in 2012 providing an extra day of flying,” said Robert Deluce, president and CEO of Porter Airlines. “Revenue per ASM is holding up nicely compared to last year despite significant capacity increases by other carriers on certain routes.”
Learn more about:
About the author:
AVIATOR is an online source of market intelligence for the airline industry. We publish over 1,200+ news items per month with sources, making us the most comprehensive publisher of relevant airline data worldwide.