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European LCCs gain passengers, while network carriers lose passengers, in 2009
16th March, 2010
The European Low Fare Airline Association (EFLAA) stated its 11 members (Blue Air, bmibaby, easyJet, Flybe, Jet2.com, Norwegian, Ryanair, SverigeFlyg, transaviation.com, Vueling and Wizz Air) carried 162.5 million passengers in 2009, an 8.7% year-on-year increase, equating to an additional 13 million passengers in the year. [2140 words]
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This report contains the following subheadings:
- AEA airlines transport 20 million fewer passengers in 2009
- LCCs have a third of intra-Europe capacity
- ELFAA members leading the way in job creation
- IATA includes LCC data for “more accurate representation” of total international growth
- The Big Three European LCCs transport over 19 million passengers in Jan/Feb-2010
- easyjet reports double-digit passenger growth in Feb-2010; single-digit growth for Ryanair and Air Berlin
- Load factors slip; easyJet remains on top
- Ryanair handles 19 million more pax than easyJet in 12 months to Feb-2010
- Ryanair fare sales stimulate demand, but contributes to yield weakness
- Air Berlin prioritising profit margins over market share, but growth in both areas in Feb-2010
- Structural changes in the European aviation market - airlines adjusting to a “new normal”
This report contains the following charts and tables:
- ELFAA passenger numbers (mill) and average load factors (%): 2006 to 2009
- LCC capacity (seats) share within geographical regions: 2009
- LCC capacity (seats) share within geographical regions: 2001 vs 2005 vs 2009
- Ryanair, Air Berlin & easyJet passenger number growth: 2005 to 2009
- Ryanair, easyJet & Air Berlin passenger number growth: Feb-2009 to Feb-2010
- Ryanair, easyJet & Air Berlin passenger load factor growth: Feb-2009 to Feb-2010
- Ryanair, easyJet & Air Berlin passenger load factor: Feb-2009 to Feb-2010
- Revenue per passengers: FY2006 to 3Q2010
- Air Berlin revenue per ASK (RASK) growth (% change year-on-year) and trend line: Apr-2008 to Feb-2010
- Air Berlin two-year change in revenue RASK (EUR cents) and trend line: Apr-2009 to Feb-2010
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