Bangkok Airways has reported a Q1 2016 revenue
of 7,775.7 million Baht, an increase of 15.5% on the same quarter
last year.
The airline's Q1 2016 net profit was
1,574.6 million Baht, an increase of 487.9 million Baht or 44.9% on Q1 2015.
"The improving
performance was mostly contributed to growth in number of
passengers and better average fares together with declining fuel
costs," said Mr. Puttipong Prasarttong-Osoth, President of Bangkok
Airways. "The number of passengers
of Bangkok Airways rose by 10.5% for this quarter; the
number of passengers from point-of-sale in Asia (excluding
Thailand) grew 18.2% which was largely supported by an
increasing number of passengers from point-of-sale in Singapore,
Vietnam, Hong Kong, Myanmar and Taiwan. The average passenger load factor
increased from 71.9% the same quarter last year
to 74.4%. Passenger yield per RPK was 5.44 Baht, an increase on
2015 of 4.5%.
Bangkok
Airways recently took delivery of two ATR72-600s and one Airbus A319.
The airline's fleet currently
consists of 33 aircraft; 13 ATR72-500s and ATR72-600s and 20
Airbus A319s and A320s. Two or three more
aircraft are expected to be delivered later this year.
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