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8Cathay Pacific Airways Limited Annual Report 2001
REVIEW OF OPERATIONS
Highlights by region are as follows:
NORTH ASIA
Traffic from Japan remained robust until the
events in September, which led to an increase
in passenger cancellations and a reduction in
passenger numbers.
The new service to Sapporo in northern Japan
PASSENGER SERVICES
The year saw a significant fall in passenger revenue as compared with 2000. This was due to
the worldwide economic slowdown, the impact of the tragic events in the United States on 11th
September, the decline in regional currencies and the industrial action initiated by the pilots’ union.
First Class and Business Class traffic fell by 14.1%.
Available seat kilometres (“ASK”), load factor and yield by region:
ASK (million) Load factor (%) Yield
2001 2000 Change 2001 2000 Change Change
North Asia 10,279 9,912 +3.7% 68.8 74.1 -5.3%pt -4.1%
South East Asia and Middle East 13,609 12,097 +12.5% 64.0 72.6 -8.6%pt -9.1%
Europe 13,833 14,565 -5.0% 78.4 80.8 -2.4%pt -5.6%
Pacific and South Africa 25,069 25,335 -1.0% 72.5 76.0 -3.5%pt -4.8%
Overall 62,790 61,909 +1.4% 71.3 76.2 -4.9%pt -5.2%
commenced in December; initial revenue was
satisfactory.
The Korean market was stable throughout
the year.
Traffic from Taiwan dropped sharply due to the
country’s severe economic downturn.
Passengers originating from Hong Kong and
Mainland China helped sustain revenue on
this route.
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