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Annual Statistical Summary 2015 Annual Statistical Summary 2015 2014 Passenger Movements (Scheduled & non-Scheduled) 4,618,640 4,290,304 Quick Reference Aircraft Movements (Scheduled & non-Scheduled) 34,242 32,247 Cargo & Mail (Scheduled, non-Scheduled & General Aviation), in kilos 16,413,756 15,546,540 report 1 Monthly Summary of Pax, Movement, Cargo 2 International Monthly Totals for the last five years 3 Peaks 4 By the Hour 5 Monthly Totals by Main Countries / Regions 6 Monthly Totals by Country Passenger Movements 7 Monthly Totals by Airport of Destination / Origin 8 Airlines operating to/from Malta 9 Monthly Totals by Main Countries / Regions 10 Monthly Totals by Country Aircraft Movements 11 Monthly Totals by Airport of Destination / Origin 12 Airlines operating to/from Malta 13 Monthly Totals by Main Countries / Regions Cargo Movements 14 Monthly Totals by Airport of Destination / Origin 15 Airlines operating to/from Malta report 1 Monthly Summary of Pax, Movement, Cargo Passenger Movements Scheduled & Non-Scheduled Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2015 Total 2014 Arrivals 104,941 106,882 141,405 201,908 225,271 232,752 282,628 282,289 249,467 226,759 133,820 122,026 2,310,148 2,144,193 Departures 103,935 102,014 133,929 191,284 216,648 226,546 265,479 302,929 253,429 237,798 149,676 124,825 2,308,492 2,146,111 Total [Scheduled & Non- 208,876 208,896 275,334 393,192 441,919 459,298 548,107 585,218 502,896 464,557 283,496 246,851 4,618,640 4,290,304 Scheduled] Transit [counted only on departure] 200 435 83 77 281 806 335 738 662 198 178 194 4,187 22,314 Total International 209,076 209,331 275,417 393,269 442,200 460,104 548,442 585,956 503,558 464,755 283,674 247,045 4,622,827 4,312,618 General Aviation 3,051 2,952 2,545 2,996 2,845 2,796 3,086 2,778 2,568 2,393 2,523 1,011 31,544 10,941 Passenger Total 212,127 212,283 277,962 396,265 445,045 462,900 551,528 588,734 506,126 467,148 286,197 248,056 4,654,371 4,323,559 Aircraft Movements Scheduled & Non-Scheduled Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2015 Total 2014 Arrivals 915 844 1,038 1,519 1,664 1,708 1,942 2,014 1,774 1,679 1,043 979 17,119 16,145 Departures 916 843 1,038 1,527 1,665 1,708 1,942 2,009 1,772 1,680 1,041 982 17,123 16,102 Total (Scheduled & Non- 1,831 1,687 2,076 3,046 3,329 3,416 3,884 4,023 3,546 3,359 2,084 1,961 34,242 32,247 Scheduled) General Aviation 625 686 714 752 808 865 751 660 657 629 587 496 8,230 5,755 Aircraft Total 2,456 2,373 2,790 3,798 4,137 4,281 4,635 4,683 4,203 3,988 2,671 2,457 42,472 38,002 Cargo Movements in kilos Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2015 Total 2014 Import 613,547 659,612 642,810 662,378 641,615 752,414 824,875 691,457 798,519 818,663 846,771 853,002 8,805,663 8,610,471 Export 400,399 394,449 501,883 520,615 493,580 556,763 466,180 402,676 539,684 561,181 494,484 826,905 6,158,799 5,498,511 Total 1,013,946 1,054,061 1,144,693 1,182,993 1,135,195 1,309,177 1,291,055 1,094,133 1,338,203 1,379,844 1,341,255 1,679,907 14,964,462 14,108,982 Mail 131,539 110,931 118,271 114,324 118,577 110,590 113,210 103,472 111,963 133,197 134,401 148,819 1,449,294 1,437,558 Cargo Total (In Kilos) 1,145,485 1,164,992 1,262,964 1,297,317 1,253,772 1,419,767 1,404,265 1,197,605 1,450,166 1,513,041 1,475,656 1,828,726 16,413,756 15,546,540 report 2 International Monthly Totals for the last five years Passenger Movements Scheduled & Non-Scheduled Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2011 169,673 174,877 240,447 300,123 325,053 345,885 415,780 427,575 382,525 346,552 204,499 173,524 3,506,513 2012 165,969 169,689 222,042 304,198 344,326 375,294 445,372 461,917 408,027 348,711 211,538 192,855 3,649,938 2013 179,243 176,818 249,227 331,399 377,948 411,945 471,210 507,646 452,420 409,751 249,133 214,760 4,031,500 2014 199,354 193,330 263,533 376,935 402,251 424,329 511,411 551,450 463,215 421,723 256,261 226,512 4,290,304 2015 208,876 208,896 275,334 393,192 441,919 459,298 548,107 585,218 502,896 464,557 283,496 246,851 4,618,640 Aircraft Movements Scheduled & Non-Scheduled Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2011 1,778 1,689 2,057 2,484 2,682 2,706 2,990 3,008 2,768 2,611 1,649 1,596 28,018 2012 1,600 1,535 1,903 2,413 2,741 2,834 3,135 3,211 2,866 2,596 1,675 1,688 28,197 2013 1,664 1,521 1,943 2,637 2,969 3,063 3,377 3,558 3,169 2,982 1,979 1,891 30,753 2014 1,837 1,637 2,045 2,929 3,161 3,226 3,652 3,740 3,199 2,997 1,944 1,880 32,247 2015 1,831 1,687 2,076 3,046 3,329 3,416 3,884 4,023 3,546 3,359 2,084 1,961 34,242 Cargo Movements in kilos Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2011 1,128,515 1,252,346 1,340,011 1,143,550 1,434,440 1,151,050 1,183,311 977,524 1,194,009 1,537,614 1,232,174 1,308,060 14,882,604 2012 1,046,484 1,366,397 1,268,560 1,418,169 1,482,979 1,579,204 1,289,771 1,136,555 1,142,434 1,095,377 1,291,410 987,414 15,104,754 2013 1,384,161 1,149,210 1,241,154 1,334,947 1,270,754 1,202,665 1,227,903 973,667 1,193,436 1,149,636 1,318,708 1,222,102 14,668,343 2014 1,051,459 1,015,019 1,217,573 1,205,156 1,266,795 1,244,350 1,155,727 1,023,277 1,162,912 1,296,286 1,183,020 1,287,408 14,108,982 2015 1,013,946 1,054,061 1,144,693 1,182,993 1,135,195 1,309,177 1,291,055 1,094,133 1,338,203 1,379,844 1,341,255 1,679,907 14,964,462 report 3 Peaks Day Hour Passenger 1st 23,700 Sun, 02 Aug 2,268 Thu, 13 Aug | 12:00 - 12:59 2nd 22,232 Sun, 16 Aug 2,180 Sat, 17 Oct | 11:00 - 11:59 Movements 3rd 22,148 Sat, 08 Aug 2,112 Sun, 16 Aug | 12:00 - 12:59 1st 179 Sat, 22 Aug 19 Thu, 12 Nov | 18:00 - 18:59 Aircraft Movements 2nd 173 Sun, 02 Aug 18 Thu, 25 Jun | 10:00 - 10:59 3rd 170 Sat, 29 Aug 17 Sun, 01 Nov | 14:00 - 14:59 1st 167,963 Tue, 08 Dec 112,935 Tue, 01 Dec | 22:00 - 22:59 Cargo 2nd 157,792 Tue, 01 Dec 108,250 Mon, 09 Nov | 19:00 - 19:59 in kilos 3rd 155,802 Tue, 27 Oct 108,232 Tue, 08 Dec | 2:00 - 2:59 1st 7,867 Fri, 04 Dec 3,068 Fri, 04 Dec | 15:00 - 15:59 Mail 2nd 7,851 Sat, 05 Dec 2,854 Sun, 11 Jan | 15:00 - 15:59 in kilos 3rd 7,458 Fri, 13 Nov 2,794 Fri, 30 Jan | 15:00 - 15:59 report 4 By the Hour Passengers Flights Hour Scheduled & non-Scheduled Scheduled & non-Scheduled Cargo (kgs) Mail (kgs) 00:00 - 00:59 88,688 743 351,160 42,731 01:00 - 01:59 45,148 333 57,606 5,364 02:00 - 02:59 26,001 216 173,024 2,374 03:00 - 03:59 11,471 114 4,226 - 04:00 - 04:59 6,233 84 123,165 24 05:00 - 05:59 6,905 79 73,948 25 06:00 - 06:59 106,615 865 316,772 15,717 07:00 - 07:59 194,359 1,472 928,126 60,054 08:00 - 08:59 267,291 2,080 1,174,564 109,087 09:00 - 09:59 182,475 1,378 2,069,246 9,655 10:00 - 10:59 212,386 1,421 854,195 11,726 11:00 - 11:59 354,952 2,402 271,551 32,028 12:00 - 12:59 454,089 3,241 725,954 149,627 13:00 - 13:59 406,437 2,996 1,672,832 102,297 14:00 - 14:59 370,579 2,806 901,411 155,014 15:00 - 15:59 318,838 2,488 1,256,868 328,329 16:00 - 16:59 265,682 2,002 655,455 162,087 17:00 - 17:59 216,163 1,599 519,323 23,423 18:00 - 18:59 143,993 1,129 1,465,440 1,956 19:00 - 19:59 224,675 1,580 351,843 102,817 20:00 - 20:59 224,007 1,569 242,320 54,340 21:00 - 21:59 173,923 1,266 154,955 26,104 22:00 - 22:59 183,976 1,456 569,683 49,075 23:00 - 23:59 133,754 923 50,795 5,440 Total 4,618,640 34,242 14,964,462 1,449,294 report 5 Monthly Totals by Main Countries / Regions Passenger Movements Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2015 Total 2014 UK 65,590 68,698 89,074 106,261 119,975 130,509 137,152 142,595 137,286 131,441 83,668 73,155 1,285,404 1,227,534 Italy 48,320 48,555 59,523 77,850 79,135 83,062 113,294 125,909 93,270 76,928 62,014 58,638 926,498 818,099 Germany 26,120 28,502 39,862 55,431 66,257 58,782 66,508 75,826 64,084 64,670 39,812 31,316 617,170 598,695 Other EU 47,084 43,479 59,828 123,760 140,720 147,213 175,669 183,881 159,165 144,651 69,413 60,172 1,355,035 1,184,326 Other Europe 11,965 10,482 14,438 17,837 24,258 27,967 41,763 42,849 34,728 35,124 17,920 14,155 293,486 246,989 Libya - - - - - - - - - - - - - 65,270 Other Africa 2,498 2,195 3,349 2,362 2,277 2,102 2,786 3,642 2,405 1,790 1,859 1,577 28,842 29,610 Mid East 7,299 6,985 9,260 9,691 9,297 9,630 10,690 10,516 11,744 9,953 8,810 7,734 111,609 119,063 Asia - - - - - 33 245 - 214 - - 104 596 718 America - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 208,876 208,896 275,334 393,192 441,919 459,298 548,107 585,218 502,896 464,557 283,496 246,851 4,618,640 4,290,304 Transit [counted only on departure] 200 435 83 77 281 806 335 738 662 198 178 194 4,187 22,314 Total International 209,076 209,331 275,417 393,269 442,200 460,104 548,442 585,956 503,558 464,755 283,674 247,045 4,622,827 4,312,618 General Aviation 3,051 2,952 2,545 2,996 2,845 2,796 3,086 2,778 2,568 2,393 2,523 1,011 31,544 10,941 Grand Total 212,127 212,283 277,962 396,265 445,045 462,900 551,528 588,734 506,126 467,148 286,197 248,056 4,654,371 4,323,559 report 6 Monthly Totals by Country Passenger Movements Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2015 Total 2014 EUROPE 199,079 199,716 262,725 381,139 430,345 447,533 534,386 571,060 488,533 452,814 272,827 237,436 4,477,593 4,075,643 EU 187,114 189,234 248,287 363,302 406,087 419,566 492,623 528,211 453,805 417,690 254,907 223,281 4,184,107 3,828,654 United Kingdom 65,590 68,698 89,074 106,261 119,975 130,509 137,152 142,595 137,286 131,441 83,668 73,155 1,285,404 1,227,534 Italy 48,320 48,555 59,523 77,850 79,135 83,062 113,294 125,909 93,270 76,928 62,014 58,638 926,498 818,099 Germany 26,120 28,502 39,862 55,431 66,257 58,782 66,508 75,826 64,084 64,670 39,812 31,316 617,170 598,695 France 11,797 10,754 14,243 26,969 32,614 28,830
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