Asia - Pacific Aviation Future
In December, Asia-Pacific had 155 million seats, or 37 per cent of the world’s capacity on offer, well ahead of North America with 99.7 million. With most of the world dumping travel restrictions, global airline capacity continues to inch closer to pre-COVID levels.
Friday 16 December 2022 | 16:45
Asia-Pacific, as a single region, is also being held back by the Southwest Pacific, Simple Flying has reported.
In December, Asia-Pacific had 155 million seats, or 37 per cent of the world’s capacity on offer, well ahead of North America with 99.7 million.
With most of the world dumping travel restrictions, global airline capacity continues to inch closer to pre-COVID levels.
The latest figures from schedules analyzer, Official Airline Guides (OAG) show that global capacity for December 2022 ammounted to 420.5 million seats, up by 9.4 per cent compared to November.
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Source: Simple Flying
