RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Demand for domestic flights was down 93.09 percent in April compared to the same month last year, reflecting the increased impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic on Brazilian commercial aviation, reported the Brazilian Airlines Association (ABEAR).
The number of passengers carried on domestic flights contracted by 94.55 percent to 399,558, and the offer of aircraft seats fell by 91.35 percent in the same comparison. According to the association, these were the worst monthly results in 20 years. The aircraft occupancy rate stood at 65.45 percent in April, a decrease of 16 . . .
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