Finnair Handles Over 800,000 Passengers in January

Finnair has this week revealed the handling of over 800,000 passengers in January, as the carrier gets their year off to a start.

The official figure was 819,800, which was 0.4% more than in the same period last year.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Finnair Handles Over 800,000 Passengers in January…

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Below is the full breakdown for Finnair and what their January 2024 looked like:

Finnair Traffic Performance January 2024
	Month	% Change	YTD	% Change
Total traffic
Passengers 1,000	819.8	0.4	819.8	0.4
Available seat kilometres mill	3,055.6	5.6	3,055.6	5.6
Revenue passenger kilometres mill	2,114.6	1.3	2,114.6	1.3
Passenger load factor %	69.2	– 3.0p	69.2	– 3.0p
Cargo tonnes total	11,114.7	17.5	11,114.7	17.5
Available tonne kilometres mill	452.3	9.5	452.3	9.5
Revenue tonne kilometres mill	257.2	4.9	257.2	4.9
Available seat kilometres incl. wet lease out mill	3,266.3	4.0	3,266.3	4.0

On the increase in passenger traffic slowing, this is what Finnair had to say on that:

“[The] increase in passenger traffic numbers year-on-year during a seasonally slower month, on-time performance impacted by severe weather conditions”.

“”The ASK increase in Asian traffic was 13.1% year-on-year explained e.g. by the additional capacity to Japan and South Korea.”

“The North Atlantic capacity decreased by 5.8%. In European traffic, the ASKs were up by 5.9%. The Middle Eastern capacity declined by 7.3% mainly due to cancelled flights to Israel. The ASKs in domestic traffic increased by 0.4%.”

“RPKs increased in Asian traffic by 3.0% year-on-year but decreased in North Atlantic traffic by 3.7%. They increased by 2.2% in European traffic but decreased by 0.9% in Middle Eastern traffic and by 2.4% in domestic traffic.”

All eyes will be on how February performs for the airline.