Manchester: CAA Provisional Statistics Update

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Rhys - thanks for your suggestion. Do you mean to make the percentage box red or green, dependent on whether it's a plus or minus figure?
 
Stats for June have been released.
Terminal pax up 3.40%
Total pax up 3.45%
Freight down 6.99%

Better pax figures than I was expecting based on the ACL start of summer report.
Maybe higher load factors or larger a/c?

The rolling 12 months total including transits has now reached 28m pax.
 
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Wonderful set of figures, just wait to October when Monarch factored out and then onwards
with all the new services and larger aircraft kicking in over the next few months.
Jet2 are really doing the business with huge increases this summer even if they are Yorkshire lol!
I remember the day waiting for the first one to position in before services commenced a few days later
and I never expected it to turn out like it has
 
And a further little update:
Moving annual terminal passengers - 27,914,257
Moving annual Inc transits - 28,010,123

June passengers - plus 93,690
 
In my report covering May's statistics, see 3rd July post, I stated that figures for Aberdeen, Belfast City, Inverness and Jersey were missing and that the volume in 2017 was 51,788.

All bar Jersey have now reported and therefore 59,318 can now be added. Jersey's figure for May 2017 was 3,684.
 
Relief at just a very small increase in pax.
I guess the loss of MON must have had a greater impact than in June despite more capacity from RYR, Jet2 and TCX.
Overall, it's in line with the ACL summer report as I recall.
A decent increase in domestic figures.
 
I have a feeling August will either be a small decrease or flat judging by the late booking figures
as people stay at home with the weather
 
The World Cup was a drag on holiday route bookings as well. Combined with our exceptional summer weather, tour operators were struggling to shift late unsold holidays.
 
Although the July CAA data is now available I'm having to take a few days off. My next update will be early next week.
 
.....and as promised.

Manchester Statistics - July 2018 (Part 1)

Destinations that are either new (no passengers since my records started in January 2005), or have not been served for a number of years - if the latter then the month and year of the last service is shown.

No new destinations were served in July 2018

Dubai continues to grow with Emirates having carried 1,016,457 passengers in the 12months to June.

Five domestic statistics are currently missing from the CAA report for July.

Belfast City, Exeter, Inverness, Jersey and Southend are yet to provide figures

Total passengers for these routes in 2017 were 52,046

Moving monthly and annual figures - based on CAA statistics/MAG statistics

Monthly passengers - 3,053,554 +0.48%
Annual Total - 10,624,162 + 0.42%
Moving Annual Total - 28,025,758 +2.47%

Monthly Movements - 19,906 -2.%
Annual Movements - 73,470 -2.03%
Moving Annual Movements - 201,304 -0.33%

Manchester Statistics - July 2018 (Part 2)

Top 25 destinations - by passenger numbers
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CAA statistics for July 2018 are provisional

Manchester Statistics - July 2018 (Part 3)

Top 25 destinations with highest percentage increase.
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CAA statistics for July are provisional.

Manchester Statistics - July 2018 (Part 4)

Figures for the European and long haul destinations that I consider to be the main points for our connecting traffic.
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CAA statistics for July are provisional.

Manchester Statistics - July 2018 (Part 5)

Comparison of top 25 destinations - July 2008 versus July 2018

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CAA statistics for July are provisional.

Manchester Statistics - July 2018 (Part 6)

Major changes to Domestic traffic
Belfast City, Exeter, Inverness, Jersey and Southend have not reported figures for July.

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CAA statistics for July are provisional
 
No worse than expected given that August is probably even more heavily holiday/leisure weighted than normal with the MON demise having a bigger impact. At least June & July saw modest increases. After September, the MON figures will be out of the equation.
 
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