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Air Travelling on Scheduled Routes 1992-1998

Authors: Arne Rideng, Jon Martin Denstadli
Report nr: 441/1999
ISBN: 82-480-0104-0
Language: Norwegian
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This report presents the main results from the Norwegian air travel survey on scheduled routes 1997 and 1998 and describes the planning and organising of the survey. All domestic and international flights from Norway are covered by the survey, and a total of 70.648 completed forms were registered. In 1998 some 9.5 million single journeys were undertaken on domestic scheduled flights, and 5.9 million on international flights to and from Norway. This suggests a 47 percent increase in domestic traffic during the period since the previous survey in 1992. On domestic flights business travel has fallen from 64 to 60 percent in the last 10 years, while private travel has increased correspondingly. Two-thirds of domestic passengers have a frequent flyer membership for one or more carriers, and a third of these consider that the membership has influenced their choice of carrier. Growth in international traffic has been especially high, increasing by almost 70 percent in the period 1992-1998. 60 percent of all journeys are related to business, the same proportion as in 1992. Increasingly fewer international travellers use business class. In 1986, two of three used this class, while only 32 percent fell in this category some 12 years later.

      

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