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Table 05 All Non Scheduled Services All Non-Scheduled Services July 2018 (a) Table 5.1 (b) (b) Tonne-Kilometres Used Aircraft Number of Seat-Km Seat-Km As Cargo Tonne-Km As -Km Stage A/C Passengers Available Used % of Uplifted Available Total Mail Freight Passenger % of (000) Flights Hours Uplifted (000) (000) Avail Tonnes (000) (000) (000) (000) (000) Avail Passenger Services 2 EXCEL AVIATION LTD T/A THE 24 43 58 264 730 387 53.0 - 117 39 - - 39 33.3 BLADES BROADSWORD SCIMITAR SABRE AND T2 ACROPOLIS AVIATION LTD 51 18 68 168 978 482 49.3 - 180 41 - - 41 22.8 AIRTANKER SERVICES LTD 1,114 252 1,506 3,222 347,440 294,127 84.7 - 45,465 25,166 - - 25,166 55.4 AURIGNY AIR SERVICES 2 2 6 100 180 125 69.4 - 20 10 - - 10 50.0 BA CITYFLYER LTD 255 144 399 12,410 23,964 22,034 91.9 - 2,396 2,080 - - 2,080 86.8 BAE SYSTEMS (CORP AIR TVL) LTD 16 35 32 987 939 393 41.9 - 112 33 - - 33 29.5 BLUE ISLANDS LIMITED 12 17 34 947 776 678 87.4 - 70 61 - - 61 87.1 BMI REGIONAL 435 750 941 747 21,107 14,803 70.1 - 2,375 1,258 - - 1,258 53.0 BRITISH AIRWAYS PLC 330 158 518 23,747 60,552 49,945 82.5 - 6,068 4,698 - - 4,698 77.4 CELLO AVIATION LTD 279 267 437 16,207 37,208 33,489 90.0 - 3,754 2,812 - - 2,812 74.9 EASTERN AIRWAYS 333 710 698 11,968 20,804 13,158 63.2 - 2,080 1,316 - - 1,316 63.3 EXECUTIVE JET CHARTER LTD 16 12 22 30 184 41 22.3 - 15 4 - - 4 26.7 FLYBE LTD 729 1,344 1,808 14,224 57,135 43,107 75.4 - 6,105 3,664 - - 3,664 60.0 GAMA AVIATION (UK) LTD 76 61 107 220 875 315 36.0 - 201 30 - - 30 14.9 JOTA AVIATION LTD 164 308 420 583 15,782 10,493 66.5 - 1,511 882 - - 882 58.4 LOGANAIR LTD 73 240 223 1,968 2,963 993 33.5 8 308 88 - 4 84 28.6 NORWEGIAN AIR UK LTD 242 136 387 - 44,960 39,875 88.7 - 4,883 3,761 - - 3,761 77.0 RVL AVIATION LTD 2 11 6 - 14 5 35.7 - 3 - - - - - SAXONAIR CHARTER LTD 62 36 83 156 856 285 33.3 - 82 24 - - 24 29.3 TAG AVIATION (UK) LTD 139 103 175 964 3,565 1,737 48.7 - 1,429 149 - - 149 10.4 TITAN AIRWAYS LTD 1,797 1,074 2,880 15,722 362,539 304,685 84.0 - 30,825 25,897 - - 25,897 84.0 TUI AIRWAYS LTD 17,535 7,044 25,430 1,327,901 3,931,783 3,655,253 93.0 299 470,416 332,759 - 1,827 330,932 70.7 VIRGIN ATLANTIC AIRWAYS LTD 12 2 15 224 3,730 1,354 36.3 - 654 126 - - 126 19.3 Total Passenger Services 23,702 12,767 36,255 1,432,759 4,939,064 4,487,765 90.9 307 579,068 404,899 - 1,831 403,068 69.9 1 of 2 All Non-Scheduled Services July 2018 (a) Table 5.1 (Continued) (b) (b) Tonne-Kilometres Used Aircraft Number of Seat-Km Seat-Km As Cargo Tonne-Km As -Km Stage A/C Passengers Available Used % of Uplifted Available Total Mail Freight Passenger % of (000) Flights Hours Uplifted (000) (000) Avail Tonnes (000) (000) (000) (000) (000) Avail Cargo Only Services 2 EXCEL AVIATION LTD T/A THE 1 1 3 - - - - - 1 - - - - - BLADES BROADSWORD SCIMITAR SABRE AND T2 CARGOLOGICAIR LTD 266 52 353 - - - - 4,750 33,575 24,991 - 24,991 - 74.4 DHL AIR LTD 1,986 1,507 3,261 - - - - 8,420 85,090 48,704 - 48,704 - 57.2 RVL AVIATION LTD 1 1 2 - - - - - 1 - - - - - TITAN AIRWAYS LTD 32 62 73 - - - - 364 546 191 191 - - 35.0 WEST ATLANTIC UK LTD 580 1,067 1,298 - - - - 4,326 10,817 3,996 1,664 2,332 - 36.9 Total Cargo Only Services 2,867 2,690 4,990 - - - - 17,860 130,031 77,882 1,855 76,027 - 59.9 Grand Total 26,569 15,457 41,245 1,432,759 4,939,064 4,487,765 90.9 18,168 709,099 482,781 1,855 77,858 403,068 68.1 Total sub-charter operations performed on behalf of - - - - - - - - - - - - - - UK airlines Total excluding sub-charter operations performed on 26,569 15,457 41,245 1,432,759 4,939,064 4,487,765 90.9 18,168 709,099 482,781 1,855 77,858 403,068 68.1 behalf of UK airlines (a) Excludes some charter operations performed by aircraft below 15 MTOM (b) Excludes small airlines' public transport operations (see table 10) (c) Excludes passengers and cargo uplifted on sub-charter operations 2 of 2.
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