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Annual Statistical Summary 2016 Annual Statistical Summary 2016 2015 Passenger Movements (Scheduled & non‐Scheduled) 5,080,071 4,618,640 Quick Reference Aircraft Movements (Scheduled & non‐Scheduled) 35,800 34,242 Cargo & Mail (Scheduled, non‐Scheduled & General Aviation), in kilos 15,697,009 16,413,756 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 2016 Total 2015 Arrivals 119,169 121,273 169,452 213,432 240,445 249,120 297,067 288,780 265,850 251,032 165,191 161,109 2,541,920 2,310,148 Departures 117,383 115,375 158,072 201,977 236,130 241,261 283,407 309,582 266,112 261,762 181,890 165,200 2,538,151 2,308,492 Total [Scheduled & Non‐ 236,552 236,648 327,524 415,409 476,575 490,381 580,474 598,362 531,962 512,794 347,081 326,309 5,080,071 4,618,640 Scheduled] Transit [counted only on departure] 545 280 3,302 3,737 3,164 2,184 4,214 5,638 5,054 4,308 3,425 4,202 40,053 4,187 Total International 237,097 236,928 330,826 419,146 479,739 492,565 584,688 604,000 537,016 517,102 350,506 330,511 5,120,124 4,622,827 General Aviation 824 1,712 1,910 1,910 2,685 2,022 2,328 2,094 2,038 2,246 1,798 1,885 23,452 31,544 Passenger Total 237,921 238,640 332,736 421,056 482,424 494,587 587,016 606,094 539,054 519,348 352,304 332,396 5,143,576 4,654,371 Aircraft Movements Scheduled & Non‐Scheduled Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2016 Total 2015 Arrivals 970 876 1,169 1,547 1,715 1,757 1,940 1,977 1,783 1,733 1,219 1,209 17,895 17,119 Departures 973 878 1,172 1,547 1,716 1,758 1,944 1,977 1,782 1,731 1,219 1,208 17,905 17,123 Total (Scheduled & Non‐ 1,943 1,754 2,341 3,094 3,431 3,515 3,884 3,954 3,565 3,464 2,438 2,417 35,800 34,242 Scheduled) General Aviation 456 563 630 625 765 764 839 868 797 793 702 729 8,531 8,230 Aircraft Total 2,399 2,317 2,971 3,719 4,196 4,279 4,723 4,822 4,362 4,257 3,140 3,146 44,331 42,472 Cargo Movements in kilos Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2016 Total 2015 Import 725,658 684,523 785,118 817,902 801,689 792,824 791,003 746,222 781,704 864,878 868,472 771,063 9,431,056 8,805,663 Export 334,356 322,893 456,293 360,990 375,250 343,034 339,958 302,931 368,604 480,337 541,604 553,017 4,779,267 6,158,799 Total 1,060,014 1,007,416 1,241,411 1,178,892 1,176,939 1,135,858 1,130,961 1,049,153 1,150,308 1,345,215 1,410,076 1,324,080 14,210,323 14,964,462 Mail 125,129 111,563 118,646 120,727 120,554 123,987 118,141 111,280 126,236 123,610 130,433 156,380 1,486,686 1,449,294 Cargo Total (In Kilos) 1,185,143 1,118,979 1,360,057 1,299,619 1,297,493 1,259,845 1,249,102 1,160,433 1,276,544 1,468,825 1,540,509 1,480,460 15,697,009 16,413,756 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 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 2016 236,552 236,648 327,524 415,409 476,575 490,381 580,474 598,362 531,962 512,794 347,081 326,309 5,080,071 Aircraft Movements Scheduled & Non‐Scheduled Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 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 2016 1,943 1,754 2,341 3,094 3,431 3,515 3,884 3,954 3,565 3,464 2,438 2,417 35,800 Cargo Movements in kilos Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 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 2016 1,060,014 1,007,416 1,241,411 1,178,892 1,176,939 1,135,858 1,130,961 1,049,153 1,150,308 1,345,215 1,410,076 1,324,080 14,210,323 report 3 Peaks Day Hour Passenger 1st 23,448 Tue, 16 Aug 2,581 Tue, 28 Jun | 12:00 ‐ 12:59 2nd 23,337 Sat, 20 Aug 2,567 Tue, 09 Aug | 11:00 ‐ 11:59 Movements 3rd 23,315 Tue, 02 Aug 2,498 Sun, 30 Oct | 12:00 ‐ 12:59 1st 150 Tue, 02 Aug 16 Sun, 30 Oct | 12:00 ‐ 12:59 Aircraft Movements 2nd 149 Sat, 20 Aug 15 Tue, 02 Aug | 21:00 ‐ 21:59 3rd 146 Sat, 13 Aug 15 Sat, 02 Jul | 21:00 ‐ 21:59 1st 166,491 Mon, 05 Dec 119,692 Mon, 14 Nov | 12:00 ‐ 12:59 Cargo 2nd 158,578 Mon, 14 Nov 110,582 Mon, 05 Dec | 17:00 ‐ 17:59 in kilos 3rd 150,814 Thu, 06 Oct 104,883 Thu, 06 Oct | 11:00 ‐ 11:59 1st 8,014 Sat, 03 Dec 3,242 Sat, 03 Dec | 15:00 ‐ 15:59 Mail 2nd 7,499 Wed, 07 Dec 2,752 Thu, 07 Jan | 15:00 ‐ 15:59 in kilos 3rd 7,239 Fri, 18 Nov 2,693 Wed, 27 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 ‐ 00:59 107,125 795 196,678 58,968 01:00 ‐ 01:59 53,031 413 61,211 17,805 02:00 ‐ 02:59 20,981 156 14,481 3,432 03:00 ‐ 03:59 6,588 55 143,921 261 04:00 ‐ 04:59 6,676 59 135,207 ‐ 05:00 ‐ 05:59 16,600 177 30,855 188 06:00 ‐ 06:59 136,227 1,022 292,464 13,499 07:00 ‐ 07:59 200,090 1,494 754,970 46,696 08:00 ‐ 08:59 247,810 1,839 971,794 79,616 09:00 ‐ 09:59 189,020 1,393 2,103,468 17,654 10:00 ‐ 10:59 261,101 1,708 1,535,403 12,927 11:00 ‐ 11:59 421,925 2,768 625,046 95,073 12:00 ‐ 12:59 497,838 3,263 824,725 135,763 13:00 ‐ 13:59 386,548 2,652 888,506 93,893 14:00 ‐ 14:59 402,544 2,867 950,778 166,106 15:00 ‐ 15:59 333,230 2,362 659,019 244,309 16:00 ‐ 16:59 334,993 2,383 802,274 189,165 17:00 ‐ 17:59 226,167 1,658 677,180 49,374 18:00 ‐ 18:59 159,327 1,187 1,446,395 12,153 19:00 ‐ 19:59 238,137 1,696 607,012 114,881 20:00 ‐ 20:59 250,315 1,738 77,368 50,172 21:00 ‐ 21:59 212,801 1,459 52,947 8,729 22:00 ‐ 22:59 210,103 1,589 312,128 67,934 23:00 ‐ 23:59 160,894 1,067 46,493 8,088 Total 5,080,071 35,800 14,210,323 1,486,686 report 5 Monthly Totals by Main Countries / Regions Passenger Movements Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2016 Total 2015 UK 67,337 73,227 99,166 111,989 126,319 134,375 139,034 147,704 139,562 136,062 91,755 88,037 1,354,567 1,285,404 Italy 58,494 58,560 72,843 83,914 90,463 95,383 119,664 130,886 105,896 94,358 78,630 78,724 1,067,815 926,498 Germany 30,616 31,759 45,192 50,075 66,664 60,583 73,586 70,895 67,723 76,221 50,772 42,493 666,579 617,170 Other EU 55,828 51,383 79,297 135,206 154,517 160,808 194,985 197,858 173,325 158,981 100,403 92,739 1,555,330 1,355,035 Other Europe 14,278 13,051 20,161 24,156 29,043 29,733 39,583 38,809 33,991 35,948 16,825 14,735 310,313 293,486 Libya ‐ ‐ 231 ‐ ‐ 24 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 225 480 ‐ Other Africa 1,781 1,191 1,579 1,455 1,401 1,193 1,817 1,795 1,645 1,474 1,350 1,543 18,224 28,842 Mid East 8,113 7,477 9,055 8,614 8,168 8,282 11,805 10,415 9,820 9,750 7,346 7,797 106,642 111,609 Asia 105 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 105 596 America ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 16 16 ‐ Total 236,552 236,648 327,524 415,409 476,575 490,381 580,474 598,362 531,962 512,794 347,081 326,309 5,080,071 4,618,640 Transit [counted only on departure] 545 280 3,302 3,737 3,164 2,184 4,214 5,638 5,054 4,308 3,425 4,202 40,053 4,187 Total International 237,097 236,928 330,826 419,146 479,739 492,565 584,688 604,000 537,016 517,102 350,506 330,511 5,120,124 4,622,827 General Aviation 824 1,712 1,910 1,910 2,685 2,022 2,328 2,094 2,038 2,246 1,798 1,885 23,452 31,544 Grand Total 237,921 238,640 332,736 421,056 482,424 494,587 587,016 606,094 539,054 519,348 352,304 332,396 5,143,576 4,654,371 report 6 Monthly Totals by Country Passenger Movements Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total 2016 Total 2015 EUROPE 226,553 227,980 316,659 405,340 467,006 480,882 566,852 586,152 520,497 501,570 338,385 316,728 4,954,604 4,477,593 EU 212,275 214,929 296,498 381,184 437,963 451,149 527,269 547,343 486,506 465,622 321,560 301,993 4,644,291 4,184,107 United Kingdom 67,337 73,227 99,166 111,989 126,319 134,375 139,034 147,704 139,562 136,062 91,755 88,037 1,354,567 1,285,404 Italy 58,494 58,560 72,843 83,914 90,463 95,383 119,664 130,886 105,896 94,358 78,630 78,724 1,067,815 926,498 Germany 30,616 31,759 45,192 50,075 66,664 60,583 73,586 70,895 67,723 76,221 50,772 42,493 666,579 617,170
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