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Originally Posted by hollywoodcory
YYC November 2023 Stats:
Domestic: 899,819 +6.3% YTD: 11,752,107 [2019: 880,369]
Transborder: 273,820 +25.6% YTD: 3,305,665 [2019: 275,279]
International: 163,654 +9.9% YTD: 2,007,378 [2019: 136,833]
November 2023 Total: 1,337,293 +10.2% [2019: 1,292,476]
2023 YTD: 17,065,150 +29.23%
Non-US international continues to outpace 2019 by large numbers. Domestic/US are basically on par with 2019.
Guessing YYC will finish the year with 18.3-18.4 million. With everything coming in 2024, be interesting to see how close to 20 million they can get.
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~9% overall increase will get you to 20 million next year. Think it will happen? I don't know. If AC hadn't gutted YYC, I'd say for sure.
Look at the percentage increase throughout 2023. Obviously going down every month, as 2022 was still impacted by COVID restrictions. November was down to +10%. There is a good likelihood those numbers go even lower in Dec, Jan and Feb, and those numbers will need to increase and average out to at least 9% for YYC to get to 20 million next year.
PD, Flair, Lynx all adding flights will definitely help. It might be close. I think we'll know in the first 6 months or so. If the monthly increase holds strong around 7-8%, you have a fighting chance.
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Originally Posted by cyeg66
I’ll be surprised to see YYC surpass 2023, let alone get anywhere close to 20 million. Just my opinion. It feels like a ghost town most days compared to past years (pre-2020), if that’s any indication of what’s to come next year.
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You're talking about aircraft movements though, moreso than passenger stats. Movements still haven't caught up to 2019 levels, and that's pretty much anywhere in Canada. Denser aircraft configs, pilot shortages, far less CRJ200/Q100/300, only Q400+, all mean less flights but more passengers per flight. So you might get to 20 mil but still feel it's a snooze fest...