In July, Turkish Airlines unveiled its passenger and cargo traffic results, showcasing a 6.7% surge in passenger capacity compared to 2022. The carrier achieved an impressive total load factor of 85.8%, successfully accommodating 8.6 million passengers.
The Traffic Results for July 2023 revealed:
- Passenger numbers surged by 9% in comparison to the same 2022 period, totaling 8.6 million passengers. The international load factor stood at 84.8%, while the domestic load factor reached an impressive 94.2%.
- International to international passenger numbers grew by a notable 11.6%, rising from 2.4 million in 2022 to 2.7 million during this period.
- The available seat kilometers (ASK) witnessed a 6.7% increase, reaching 21.9 billion in July 2023 from 20.5 billion in the corresponding 2022 timeframe.
- Cargo and mail transported during July 2023 experienced a 2.4% decline, amounting to 142.5 thousand tons, compared to 146 thousand tons in July 2022.
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