Tourist arrivals up in 2007
April 22, 2008  -- Got something to say?
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The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) reported 30 airlines transported the 11.24 million outbound and inbound passengers during the period, with Philippine Airlines (PAL) carrying the most number or 2.38 million, of which 1.8 million were bound overseas. Of the total traffic, 5.8 million were outbound and 5.43 million inbound. In 2006 arriving passengers reached 4.56 million, with 5.26 million outbound. Cebu Pacific carried 1.02 million passengers both ways because it only has 12 international destinations. PAL has 25 destinations, mostly among domestic airlines.
Asian Spirit had 8,052 international passengers versus the 5,810 last year. Foreign carriers Cathay Pacific Airways carried 1.33 million passengers last year; Singapore Airlines, 537,362; Northwest Airlines, 497,916; Japan Airlines, 435,429; Emirates Air, 448,482; and Korean Air, 414,319. The CAB also reported that domestic passenger traffic in 2007 grew by 22.7 percent to 10.39 million from 8.47 million in 2006, aided by aggressive pricing strategies of the competing carriers.Cebu Pacific carried 4.45 million domestic passengers and PAL transported 4.03 million. Air Philippines had 1.17 million domestic passengers; Asian Spirit, 484,482; and Seair, 245,020.
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