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Finnair saw post-Covid pent-up demand largely dissipate during the second quarter of this year, hurting its profitability as unit revenues declined.Outlining its earnings for the April-June period on 19 July, the Oneworld <a href=https://www.stanleycups.it>stanley bicchiere</a> carrier said the ending of the demand bounce had combined with low consumer confidence, hitting travel demand and sending yields down compared with the exceptionally strong second quarter of 2023.Source: ShutterstockFinnair says passenger yields fell during the second quarterAs a result, capacity up by 6.4% year on year yielded only a 0.2% rise in passenger revenue. That meant unit revenues were down 3.9% from the same period in 2023, although a 0.6% fall in un <a href=https://www.stanley-quencher.co.uk>stanley cups uk</a> it costs helped to offset that to an extent.Finnairs passenger load factor fell from 76.3% a ye <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley website</a> ar ago to 74.7%. Pent-up demand after the Covid-19 pandemic has largely been released and consumer confidence has been low for a long time, Finnair states. These are now being reflected also in travel demand, which is normalising after a period of strong demand during 2023. The 2.3% increase in Finnairs overall revenue to 鈧?66 million $833 million during the second quarter was largely driven by higher ancillary and cargo revenues, the business says.Air cargo was benefitting for the disruption to Red Sea shipping routes, it adds.Finnairs comparable operating profit fell by a third year on year to 鈧?3.6 million, while its net profit was 87% lower at 鈧?7.9 million.It is guiding for full-year revenue in th Dufb New production hitch prompts Boeing to inspect fasteners on undelivered 787s
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