In association with


SCHEDULED SEAT DEPARTURES


According to OAG, there has been a general rise on the number of scheduled seat departures between 2011 and 2014. These are defined as the total number of scheduled flights filed with OAG multiplied by the number of seats on each aircraft, as advised by the respective airline.


Ranking


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Source: OAG AIRPORT CHARGES PER PASSENGER


Airportcharges.com compared departing passenger charges at five international airports in 2011 and 2015. The overall passenger charge an airline issues is made up of many elements, including for passengers with reduced mobility, parking, runway charges and air navigation charges. The figures are based on 130 passengers flying on an A320 aircraft and assuming no transfer passengers. Prices converted from local currency.


Departure airport name Dubai International


London Heathrow


Hong Kong International Singapore Changi


Paris Charles de Gaulle


International/domestic International


International International International International


Seats 2014 44,995,450


43,197,140 40,174,876 36,440,234 35,674,268


Seats 2011 33,791,340


44,015,625 35,934,573 31,818,815 34,912,419


Change 33%


-2% 12% 15% 2%


LONDON HEATHROW 22 BBT MARCH/APRIL 2015


AMSTERDAM SCHIPHOL


PARIS CDG


DUBAI INT NEW YORK JFK


Source: Airportcharges.com BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM


2015 2011


2015 2011


2015 2011


2015 2011


£44.74 £32.01


£23.75 £24.69


£13.58 £12.11


£16.23 £15.19


2015 £8.44 2011 £7.41


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