DID YOU KNOW?
 Scheduled available airline seat kilometers per week measures the total passenger carrying capacity
of all scheduled flights including domestic flights from a country
 It is computed by taking the number
Available Air Seat Kilometers
of seats available on each flight
Country (Rank)
UAE (11)
Developed
Indonesia (21)
Malaysia (22)
Turkey (23)
World
Saudi Arabia (26)
Qatar (30)
Egypt (33)
Morocco (46)
Pakistan (48)
OIC
Iran (50)
Nigeria (53)
Bahrain (56)
Kuwait (57)
Bangladesh (59)
Jordan (65)
Kazakhstan (67)
Lebanon (69)
Algeria (70)
Oman (73)
Tunisia (74)
Libya (77)
Senegal (78)
Syria (81)
Brunei (89)
Azerbaijan (91)
Uganda (99)
Cameroon (102)
Tajikistan (101)
Cote d'Ivoire (104)
Mali (108)
Mozambique (112)
Albania (113)
Kyrgyzstan (115)
Benin (118)
Burkina Faso (126)
Gambia (128)
Chad (129)
Guyana (130)
Mauritania (132)
2,900
2,329
kilometers, by summing the result
1,451
1,295
1,250
across all scheduled flights in a week
during January (winter schedule) and
859
822
700
659
365
346
326
319
277
240
231
197
171
163
151
147
136
129
124
107
91
62
60
41
40
40
35
27
23
23
22
19
13
8
8
8
7
0
multiplied by the flight distance in
July (summer schedule) 2010 and by
taking the average capacity of these
two weeks in winter and summer
schedules.
 For the 39 OIC Member Countries
with available data, the average is 326
million air seat kilometers while the
world average is 859 millions.
 Among the 9 member countries
having
total
passenger
carrying
capacity above the OIC average,
Indonesia, Malaysia and Turkey
managed to exceed the World average
of 859 millions.
 With 2,900 available air seat kilometers
in the two weeks measured in year
2010, UAE was the only country
Millions
500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
going
beyond
the
average
of
developed countries, 2,329.
Sources: International Air Transport Association, SRS Analyser
©SESRIC 2011