In association with


JETTING IN BRINGING YOU THE LATEST GLOBAL AIRPORT STATS, FACTS AND FIGURES CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS 6.1% 7.3%


US$543 billion The value of airport construction


projects globally, according to CAPA – Centre for Aviation (January 2015).


35.1% 19.1% Source: CAPA 15.6% 16.8%


ASIA PACIFIC EUROPE NORTH AMERICA MIDDLE EAST AFRICA LATIN AMERICA


56


Number of airports with ongoing projects in China – an investment total of close to


US$60 billion. Source: CAPA


AIRPORT PUNCTUALITY 75%


According to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), an ‘on-time’ flight is defined as departing or arriving at a UK airport either early or up to 15 minutes late, and 75% of scheduled flights were on-time at UK airports in the third quarter (July to September) of 2014.


Bristol airport had an average 2014 on-time performance (OTP) rating of 94.4%, the highest of all small, medium and large airports, according to leading aviation data provider OAG. The table-leaders for the three categories were:


BRISTOL OSAKA MUNICH


20 BBT MARCH/APRIL 2015 Average OTP = 94.4% (small airports)


Average OTP = 93.2% (medium airports) Average OTP = 89% (large airports)


Source: CAA/OAG BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM


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