ANNUAL REPORT ‘12
BUSINESS REVIEW
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Passenger traffic by airline type presented a mixed
picture. There was considerable growth in the low-
cost segment (10.7%), with 0.4 million passen-
gers. The traditional segment grew by 1.0%, or 184
thousand passengers, while the charter segment
continued to decline (down by 9.5%), carrying 1.6
million passengers in 2012. The share of this last
segment, thus, continues to fall at the ANA Group’s
airports.
In 2012, passenger traffic in the Group by markets is
represented here.
The Portuguese, UK, Spanish, French and German
markets together accounted for about 65.0% of the
total. Domestic traffic continued to represent a signifi-
cant slice of the market (17.0%), although this was
down from 2011 (17.8%). This decrease represents
218 thousand fewer passengers in this segment.
7.2.1_Passenger traffic through ANA Group
airports
7.2.1.1_Business by airport
In 2012, the ANA Group airports proactively invested
in incentive programmes for capturing traffic, incor-
porating in their business a management philosophy
directed at the client and the market, with the support
of strategic stakeholders in order to enable synergies
that stimulate development of demand.
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30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Traditional
LCC
Charter
2011
1.72
9.76
18.61
1.55
10.17
18.79
million passengers
2012
_Others
24.9%
17%
11.6%
_Portugal
_United Kingdom
_France
_Spain and
Canary Islands
_Germany
_Brazil
_Switzerland
17%
9.3%
10.2%
4.8%
5.2%
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