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AACO Member Airlines IATA Codes Abbreviations 2019 Mauritania Airlines AACO Members Quick Facts 2018 Member Airlines 33 (August 2019) Billion $ Revenue 69.9 (+4.8% over 2017) Million Passengers Carried 229.6 (+2.8% over 2017) Million Tons of Cargo 6.94 Destinations Served 459 Countries Served 128 Average Daily Flights 4,092 (+1.1% over 2017) Average Daily Seats 902,987 (+2.0% over 2017) Aircraft in Fleet 1,406 (+45 A/C over 2017) Employees (reported) 194,158 Table of Contents Section One Economic and Tourism Overview 4 World Economy Aviation and the Economy Tourism at a Glance Section Two Global Air Transport Snapshot 12 Safety Statistics Passenger Operations Fleet Development Financial Performance Section Three Arab Air Transport Market 15 Passenger Operations Arab Airports Operations Section Four AACO Member Airlines 18 Safety Statistics Operations Overview - Passenger Operations - Cargo Operations Fleet Development Financial Performance Section Five AACO Member Airlines Individual Fast Facts 28 Section Six AACO Partner Airlines Individual Fast Facts 62 Appendix Individual and Total AACO Members Operations 2018 65 Sources Section 1 AACO, IATA, IHS Markit, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), UN World Tourism Organization, WTTC Section 2 AACO, IATA Section 3 AACO, ACI, IATA Section 4 AACO, IATA, Fleets Analyzer Section 5 AACO Member Airlines, SRS Analyser, Fleets Analyzer Section 6 IAG, Turkish Airlines 2 Abbreviations ASK Available Seat Kilometer ATK Available Ton Kilometer PAX Passengers PLF Passenger Load Factor RPK Revenue Passenger Kilometer RTK Revenue Ton Kilometer Unit Cost Operating Expenses per ATK WLF Weight Load Factor Yield Operating Revenues per RTK AACO Member Airlines IATA Codes 3T: Tarco Aviation IA: Iraqi Airways RB: Syrian Arab Airlines 6S: SaudiGulf Airlines IY: Yemenia RJ: Royal Jordanian 8U: Afriqiyah Airways J4: Badr Airlines SD: Sudan Airways AH: Air Algerie KU: Kuwait Airways SF: Tassili Airlines AT: Royal Air Maroc L6: Mauritania Airlines SM: Air Cairo BJ: Nouvelair LN: Libyan Airlines SV: Saudia EK: Emirates Airline ME: Middle East Airlines TU: Tunisair EY: Etihad Airways MS: EgyptAir WY: Oman Air FT: FlyEgypt NP: Nile Air XY: flynas FZ: flydubai PF: Palestinian Airlines G9: Air Arabia QR: Qatar Airways GF: Gulf Air R5: Jordan Aviation Geographical Areas Americas North, Central & South American Countries. Mid Asia Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan & Sri Lanka. Australasia Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore & Thailand. Europe All European Countries. Arab World Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates & Yemen. Sub-Saharan Africa All African Countries except: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Sudan & Tunisia. 3.
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