Air France Records Strong Double-Digit Growth As 2021 Concludes
As we approach the end of the year, Air France wishes to end it on a high by recording strong double-digit growth in flight movements.
December 22-31 will see the airline handle around 693 flights, which is a +61.16% increase compared to the same period in 2020.
The airline has been on momentum throughout December, with the airline recording the following increases:
- December 3-10 - 711 movements (+178.82% increase compared to Dec 3-10, 2019).
- December 10-17 - 738 movements (+67.73% increase compared to Dec 10-17, 2019).
- December 17-24 - 678 movements (+44.56% increase compared to Dec 17-24, 2019).
Whilst movements dipped between December 17-24, they are steadily increasing to the near-700 movement mark, which is good news.
The carrier's year in review for movements has been far more positive, with high percentage increases recorded in March 2021, where the airline was operating over 900% more flights than it was in March 2020.
This comes as no surprise given the fact that at that time, the world was beginning to re-open again following severe COVID-19 restrictions.
Such triple-digit percentages however did turn into positive double-digit increases, with it averaging anywhere between 25-80% for 2021 as a whole.
With Omicron hitting Europe hard, we could begin to see such flight averages decrease once again as the globe gets ready to deal with this new variant.
That being said, with symptoms being reported as milder, this may not affect things for the French carrier, but again depends on government intervention and how severe it will be with such restrictions.
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