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Wg Przewoźników Outbound Reg 2Q 2012 Liczba pasa żerów odlatuj ących według przewo źników, obsłu żonych w polskich portach lotniczych w krajowym i mi ędzynarodowym ruchu regularnym w drugim kwartale 2011 i 2012 roku 2012 2011 liczba liczba Przewo źnik l.p. pasażerów udział l.p. pasażerów udział LOT Polish Airlines + Eurolot SA 1 835 345 27,54% 1 727 894 29,74% Ryanair 2 625 109 20,61% 3 511 088 20,88% Wizz Air 3 588 268 19,39% 2 551 463 22,53% OLT Express Regional 4 224 898 7,41% – – – Lufthansa 5 210 523 6,94% 4 202 244 8,26% OLT Express Poland 6 77 292 2,55% – – – EasyJet 7 54 716 1,80% 5 51 272 2,10% Norwegian Air Shuttle 8 53 362 1,76% 6 47 083 1,92% SAS 9 41 814 1,38% 8 34 401 1,41% Air France 10 41 391 1,36% 7 41 949 1,71% KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 11 30 081 0,99% 9 31 066 1,27% Swiss International Air Lines 12 22 446 0,74% 11 22 764 0,93% Eurolot SA 13 21 993 0,73% – – – British Airways 14 21 803 0,72% 10 29 873 1,22% Aeroflot-Russian Airlines 15 20 499 0,68% 15 18 054 0,74% Austrian Airlines 16 20 429 0,67% 13 20 652 0,84% Finnair 17 19 003 0,63% 16 15 461 0,63% Aer Lingus 18 18 221 0,60% 12 21 792 0,89% Air Berlin 19 12 516 0,41% 25 4 752 0,19% Alitalia 20 11 686 0,39% 18 11 922 0,49% Czech Airlines 21 10 364 0,34% 14 20 304 0,83% TAP Portugal 22 9 259 0,31% 20 8 204 0,34% Brussels Airlines 23 9 140 0,30% 17 12 876 0,53% Aerosvit Airlines 24 8 531 0,28% 24 5 276 0,22% EL AL Israel Airlines 25 7 647 0,25% 23 5 706 0,23% Pozostali przewoźnicy 36 864 1,22% 51 189 2,09% Przewo źnicy polscy* 1 162 825 38,34% 728 527 29,77% LCC** 1 346 636 44,40% 1 186 387 48,48% SUMA 3 033 200 2 447 285 Źródło: Opracowanie ULC na podstawie informacji uzyskanych z portów lotniczych, Warszawa, listopad 2013 *Przewoźnicy polscy: LOT Polish Airlines + Eurolot SA, OLT Express Regional, OLT Express Poland, Eurolot SA, SprintAir **LCC Ryanair, Wizz Air, EasyJet, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Air Berlin, Air Baltic, Germanwings, Jet2.com, Air Europa UWAGA: Eurolot SA - przewozy własne realizowane przez Eurolot SA Liczba pasa żerów odlatuj ących według przewo źników, obsłu żonych w polskich portach lotniczych w krajowym i mi ędzynarodowym ruchu regularnym w pierwszym półroczu 2011 i 2012 roku 2012 2011 liczba liczba Przewo źnik l.p. pasażerów udział l.p. pasażerów udział LOT Polish Airlines + Eurolot SA 1 1 471 444 28,84% 1 1 305 586 29,84% Ryanair 2 1 079 489 21,16% 3 920 209 21,03% Wizz Air 3 1 025 695 20,10% 2 974 307 22,27% Lufthansa 4 370 587 7,26% 4 361 098 8,25% OLT Express Regional 5 226 470 4,44% – – – EasyJet 6 104 497 2,05% 5 107 353 2,45% Norwegian Air Shuttle 7 87 248 1,71% 6 81 928 1,87% OLT Express Poland 8 79 547 1,56% – – – Air France 9 77 375 1,52% 7 75 680 1,73% SAS 10 74 290 1,46% 8 62 482 1,43% KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 11 55 040 1,08% 10 52 398 1,20% Swiss International Air Lines 12 43 916 0,86% 11 45 829 1,05% Eurolot SA 13 41 454 0,81% – – – British Airways 14 39 316 0,77% 9 53 653 1,23% Aer Lingus 15 38 045 0,75% 12 41 887 0,96% Austrian Airlines 16 36 894 0,72% 14 34 946 0,80% Aeroflot-Russian Airlines 17 36 729 0,72% 15 33 704 0,77% Finnair 18 28 865 0,57% 16 27 140 0,62% Czech Airlines 19 21 434 0,42% 13 35 503 0,81% Alitalia 20 19 149 0,38% 18 20 935 0,48% Brussels Airlines 21 16 336 0,32% 17 22 150 0,51% Air Berlin 22 15 638 0,31% 25 7 339 0,17% Turkish Airlines (THY) 23 15 354 0,30% 20 15 524 0,35% TAP Portugal 24 14 554 0,29% 21 12 608 0,29% Aerosvit Airlines 25 14 035 0,28% 23 9 152 0,21% Pozostali przewoźnicy 68 578 1,34% 73 441 1,68% Przewo źnicy polscy* 1 834 144 35,95% 1 306 437 29,86% LCC** 2 332 793 45,72% 2 101 882 48,04% SUMA 5 101 979 4 374 852 Źródło: Opracowanie ULC na podstawie informacji uzyskanych z portów lotniczych, Warszawa, listopad 2013 *Przewoźnicy polscy: LOT Polish Airlines + Eurolot SA, OLT Express Regional, OLT Express Poland, Eurolot SA, Jet Air, SprintAir **LCC: Ryanair, Wizz Air, EasyJet, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Air Berlin, Air Baltic, Germanwings, Jet2.com, Air Europa UWAGA: Eurolot SA - przewozy własne realizowane przez Eurolot SA.
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