Airlines & Routes

US Airways Group released April 2011 traffic results with mainline traffic up 4.3% versus April 2010, mainline capacity was up 4.4% t versus April 2010 and mainline load factor was 82.6% down 0.1 points versus April 2010.

Frontier Airlines, a subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings reported preliminary traffic results for April 2011. Frontier

Ryanair reported that April traffic increased 10% compared to the same period in 2011, while the load factor was up 2.0 pts to 85%.

Alaska Air Group reported April operational results for its subsidiaries, Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air. Alaska reported an 18.1% increase in traffic on a 15.3% increase in capacity, resulting in a 2.0-point increase in load factor to 84.9%. Horizon reported a 4.2% decline in traffic on a 10.3% decline in capacity compared to April 2010,

US Airways Group released April 2011 traffic results with mainline traffic up 4.3% versus April 2010, mainline capacity was up 4.4% t versus April 2010 and mainline load factor was 82.6% down 0.1 points versus April 2010.

Frontier Airlines, a subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings reported preliminary traffic results for April 2011. Frontier

Ryanair reported that April traffic increased 10% compared to the same period in 2011, while the load factor was up 2.0 pts to 85%.

A total of 13.8 million passengers chose to fly with the Lufthansa Passenger Airlines in the first quarter 2011, which is 12.5% more than in the same term in the previous year. Capacity improved by 13.5% and traffic climbed by 9.5%. The load factor was down year-on-year by 2.7 percentage points to 72.6%.

A total of 13.8 million passengers chose to fly with the Lufthansa Passenger Airlines in the first quarter 2011, which is 12.5% more than in the same term in the previous year. Capacity improved by 13.5% and traffic climbed by 9.5%. The load factor was down year-on-year by 2.7 percentage points to 72.6%.

United and Continental’s combined consolidated traffic in March 2011 decreased 2.2% versus pro forma March 2010 results on a consolidated capacity increase of 2.1%. The carriers’ combined consolidated load factor in March 2011 was down 3.5 points to 79.8% compared to the pro forma results from the same period last year.