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Its the second busiest route in the world. It's a very easy flight, compared with driving and train, and is heavy with business travellers, hence the revenue.
by cylinder 8y ago
Its the second busiest route in the world. It's a very easy flight, compared with driving and train, and is heavy with business travellers, hence the revenue.
It could still use more services, the flights should be cheaper than they currently are.
- Reason077 8y agoIt’s not the second busiest by passenger numbers. All of the world’s busiest routes are in Asia. It’s the second “highest earning” in terms of fare revenue, however.
- ehrtt 8y agohttps://www.statista.com/chart/12598/the-worlds-busiest-air-routes/ https://www.statista.com/chart/12598/the-worlds-busiest-air-...
- cylinder 8y agoIt is number two in the world by total number of flights per year: http://www.traveller.com.au/worlds-busiest-airline-flight-routes-melbournesydney-now-worlds-second-busiest-h0e7ha http://www.traveller.com.au/worlds-busiest-airline-flight-ro... It's somewhere around #5 by total number of passengers.
- Reason077 8y agoIndeed. That’s because Qantas and their competitors use a large number of small aircraft on the route, maintaining a high frequency. If you look at the real busiest routes (by passenger count), like Singapore to KL, they tend to use larger wide body aircraft which carry a lot more passengers per flight.