Leeds Bradford: CAA Provisional Statistics Update

[SierraHotel]

Have you not read the LBA Easyjet thread?

 

[LBAYORKIE]

Have you not read the LBA Easyjet thread?

No, I prepared my post last night but forgot to send it.

I will look at that thread now.....

 

[mdobuk21]

I haven’t either as it’s not showing on my phone for some reason. This website on my phone is shocking.

 

[LBAYORKIE]

I haven’t either as it’s not showing on my phone for some reason. This website on my phone is shocking.

I cant see anything either. Im hoping they havent cancelled another route!

 

[Finger66]

@LBAYORKIE they are unfortunately gone completely from the start of Jan27

 

[Aviador]

I haven’t either as it’s not showing on my phone for some reason. This website on my phone is shocking.

Apologies for the inconvenience. Our server provider, Brandon at Envesko, has had to implement temporary heightened security measures due to an influx of bot traffic. He will lower these security levels as soon as the bot activity dies down.

 

[Scottie Dog]

With my apologies for the slight delay in posting these figures:

 

[Scottie Dog]

July data now available from the CAA database:

 

[Bigman]

Cheers Scottie Dog. Is it just me or are the Eastern European routes doing very well?

 

[Scottie Dog]

Cheers Scottie Dog. Is it just me or are the Eastern European routes doing very well?

I'll have to look later when I've finished all my monthly updates - might be a day or so, as my dear lady wants me to spend some time with her!!

 

[YorkshireLad]

Load factors by route

Agadir: 91%
Alicante: 85%
Almeria: 90%
Amsterdam: 83%
Antalya: 95%
Barcelona: 87%
Belfast City: 79%
Belfast Intl: 85%
Bergerac: 94%
Bodrum: 84%
Bratislava: 91%
Bucharest: 86%
Burgas: 90%
Catania: 75%
Chania: 84%
Cluj Napoca: 96%
Corfu: 89%
Dalaman: 89%
Dublin: 80%
Dubrovnik: 80%
Faro: 90%
Fuerteventura: 91%
Funchal: 89%
Gdansk: 91%
Girona: 82%
Gran Canaria: 90%
Guernsey: 80%
Heraklion: 89%
Ibiza: 84%
Izmir: 89%
Jerez: 72%
Jersey: 95%
Kefalonia: 88%
Kos: 82%
Krakow: 91%
Lanzarote: 89%
Larnaca: 86%
Limoges: 86%
Malaga: 90%
Malta: 89%
Menorca: 90%
Naples: 89%
Nice: 92%
Palma: 84%
Paphos: 89%
Paris CDG: 90%
Perpignan: 88%
Pisa: 82%
Porto: 87%
Poznan: 85%
Prague: 95%
Reus: 86%
Rhodes: 83%
Riga: 93%
Rome FCO: 85%
Skiathos: 70%
Split: 91%
Tarbes-Lourdes: 87%
Tenerife: 92%
Thessaloniki: 77%
Verona: 90%
Warsaw Chopin: 86%
Wroclaw: 87%
Zadar: 83%
Zakynthos: 94%

We had our figures boosted by an inbound KLM divert from Manchester, providing 126 passengers and a load factor of 70%. Amsterdam remains 83% no matter how the figures may be distorted

Cheers Scottie Dog. Is it just me or are the Eastern European routes doing very well?

Absolutely, categorically yes. Our figures to Riga are only behind those of Stansted and Gatwick, our Bucharest figures are only behind Luton, Heathrow and Birmingham, and our Warsaw figures are only behind Heathrow, Luton, Stansted and Liverpool. Those are the only ones I looked at

 

[LBA4EVER]

Load factors by route

Agadir: 91%
Alicante: 85%
Almeria: 90%
Amsterdam: 83%
Antalya: 95%
Barcelona: 87%
Belfast City: 79%
Belfast Intl: 85%
Bergerac: 94%
Bodrum: 84%
Bratislava: 91%
Bucharest: 86%
Burgas: 90%
Catania: 75%
Chania: 84%
Cluj Napoca: 96%
Corfu: 89%
Dalaman: 89%
Dublin: 80%
Dubrovnik: 80%
Faro: 90%
Fuerteventura: 91%
Funchal: 89%
Gdansk: 91%
Girona: 82%
Gran Canaria: 90%
Guernsey: 80%
Heraklion: 89%
Ibiza: 84%
Izmir: 89%
Jerez: 72%
Jersey: 95%
Kefalonia: 88%
Kos: 82%
Krakow: 91%
Lanzarote: 89%
Larnaca: 86%
Limoges: 86%
Malaga: 90%
Malta: 89%
Menorca: 90%
Naples: 89%
Nice: 92%
Palma: 84%
Paphos: 89%
Paris CDG: 90%
Perpignan: 88%
Pisa: 82%
Porto: 87%
Poznan: 85%
Prague: 95%
Reus: 86%
Rhodes: 83%
Riga: 93%
Rome FCO: 85%
Skiathos: 70%
Split: 91%
Tarbes-Lourdes: 87%
Tenerife: 92%
Thessaloniki: 77%
Verona: 90%
Warsaw Chopin: 86%
Wroclaw: 87%
Zadar: 83%
Zakynthos: 94%

We had our figures boosted by an inbound KLM divert from Manchester, providing 126 passengers and a load factor of 70%. Amsterdam remains 83% no matter how the figures may be distorted


Absolutely, categorically yes. Our figures to Riga are only behind those of Stansted and Gatwick, our Bucharest figures are only behind Luton, Heathrow and Birmingham, and our Warsaw figures are only behind Heathrow, Luton, Stansted and Liverpool. Those are the only ones I looked at

Maybe LBA management could present those high eastern european figures to wizz air, Surely demand is there for new routes?

 

[White Heather]

Load factors by route

Agadir: 91%
Alicante: 85%
Almeria: 90%
Amsterdam: 83%
Antalya: 95%
Barcelona: 87%
Belfast City: 79%
Belfast Intl: 85%
Bergerac: 94%
Bodrum: 84%
Bratislava: 91%
Bucharest: 86%
Burgas: 90%
Catania: 75%
Chania: 84%
Cluj Napoca: 96%
Corfu: 89%
Dalaman: 89%
Dublin: 80%
Dubrovnik: 80%
Faro: 90%
Fuerteventura: 91%
Funchal: 89%
Gdansk: 91%
Girona: 82%
Gran Canaria: 90%
Guernsey: 80%
Heraklion: 89%
Ibiza: 84%
Izmir: 89%
Jerez: 72%
Jersey: 95%
Kefalonia: 88%
Kos: 82%
Krakow: 91%
Lanzarote: 89%
Larnaca: 86%
Limoges: 86%
Malaga: 90%
Malta: 89%
Menorca: 90%
Naples: 89%
Nice: 92%
Palma: 84%
Paphos: 89%
Paris CDG: 90%
Perpignan: 88%
Pisa: 82%
Porto: 87%
Poznan: 85%
Prague: 95%
Reus: 86%
Rhodes: 83%
Riga: 93%
Rome FCO: 85%
Skiathos: 70%
Split: 91%
Tarbes-Lourdes: 87%
Tenerife: 92%
Thessaloniki: 77%
Verona: 90%
Warsaw Chopin: 86%
Wroclaw: 87%
Zadar: 83%
Zakynthos: 94%

We had our figures boosted by an inbound KLM divert from Manchester, providing 126 passengers and a load factor of 70%. Amsterdam remains 83% no matter how the figures may be distorted


Absolutely, categorically yes. Our figures to Riga are only behind those of Stansted and Gatwick, our Bucharest figures are only behind Luton, Heathrow and Birmingham, and our Warsaw figures are only behind Heathrow, Luton, Stansted and Liverpool. Those are the only ones I looked at

The Cluj Napoca figures are brilliant. If 96% isn't enough to keep it then Wizz must have totally lost interest in the UK market beyond the South East.

 

[Finger66]

Was thinking the same. JSI and SKG are a bit of a worry but hopefully improve next year. In general there are some pretty impressive LFs across nearly all routes - just have to hope yields are good on high LFs and excellent on the lower LFs

 

[Len Fish]

From what I’ve read it’s yields that are the problem in the current situation, low cost airlines having to keep fares down in the face of rising fuel costs eating into their profit margins.