12 APRIL 2021
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According to OAG an eighth consecutive week of capacity growth to 63.2m seats worldwide, the highest point for over a year, is an indication of a slow but steady recovery in capacity in many markets around the world.
But OAG also points out that no two markets are at the same stage in their Covid-19 situation and a few continue to show reductions in capacity. In its weekly report the Luton-based data analyst says that this highlights the “stop, start” nature of the market; with the remark that “perhaps some traffic lights might help in the recovery!”
Despite the modest week-on-week capacity growth of 1.1m seats (+1.8%) airlines currently appear to remain cautious. However, by August an additional 14m seats will have been added suggesting a holiday stampede of demand and perhaps full flights returning.
www.oag.com
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