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June saw a 6.9% increase in air travel compared to the same month previous year; July saw a 7.4% increase, and August saw a 6.6% increase. At that, the declines were 10.4%, 9%, and 8.5%, respectively, in relation to the same months in 2019.
September saw a continuation of this pattern. According to Eurostat, there were 8.9% fewer flights in September 2019 than there were in the same month the previous year, despite a 7.9% increase in flights overall.
Just six nations saw more flights last month than they did in September 2019: Greece (10.9% more than in September 2019), Portugal (+9%), Cyprus (+5.9%), Croatia (+2.6%), Ireland (+1.4%), and Malta (+0.7%). The countries with the lowest rates were Estonia (-25.4%), Finland (-30.2%), and Latvia (-30.4%).
Commercial aviation, according to Eurostat, include mail, freight, and passenger flights.
source: ec.europa.eu
September saw a continuation of this pattern. According to Eurostat, there were 8.9% fewer flights in September 2019 than there were in the same month the previous year, despite a 7.9% increase in flights overall.
Just six nations saw more flights last month than they did in September 2019: Greece (10.9% more than in September 2019), Portugal (+9%), Cyprus (+5.9%), Croatia (+2.6%), Ireland (+1.4%), and Malta (+0.7%). The countries with the lowest rates were Estonia (-25.4%), Finland (-30.2%), and Latvia (-30.4%).
Commercial aviation, according to Eurostat, include mail, freight, and passenger flights.
source: ec.europa.eu
