25-May-2009 4:50 PM
No impact of swine flu on global airline schedules, yet – OAG
Analysis
Globally, the year-on-year decline in airline capacity has not accelerated for May-2009 compared to figures for Apr-2009, suggesting the swine flu outbreak is not yet hitting worldwide airline schedules. The world's airlines have scheduled 5% (127,000) fewer flights for May-2009 year-on-year, with a 2.7% reduction in seat capacity of 8.3 million fewer seats, according to OAG.
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