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Year-over-Year US Travel Agency Seven-Day Air Ticket Volume Ending November 13, 2022

ARLINGTON, Va. – November 14, 2022 Airlines Reporting Corp. (ARC) today reported year-over-year consolidated airline ticketing volume variances for the week ending November 13, 2022. These totals represent sales generated by U.S. travel agencies* and processed through the ARC settlement system compared to the same period in 2021. Access ARC’s full weekly airline sales data dating back to March 2020.

 

  Tickets Issued for All Itineraries:

7-Day Period Ending Ticket Variance
vs. Same Week 2021
Sales Variance
vs. Same Week 2021
October 23 15.5% 65.2%
October 30 11.5% 53.3%
November 6 11.4% 47.6%
November 13 9.5% 41.2%
52-Week Average** 47.1% 116.5%

 

  Variances in Tickets Sold by Segment for All Itineraries:

7-Day Period Ending Corporate Online Leisure/Other
October 23 57.8% -19.1% 47.3%
October 30 46.8% -21.2% 42.9%
November 6 46.0% -14.8% 29.7%
November 13 40.4% -16.9% 31.1%
52-Week Average** 122.0% 6.1% 91.7%

 

ARC continues to release weekly consolidated airline ticketing volume variances compared to the same period in 2019. This data offers a comprehensive look at total air travel recovery at pre-pandemic levels.

 

  Tickets Issued for All Itineraries:

7-Day Period Ending Ticket Variance
vs. Same Week 2019
Sales Variance
vs. Same Week 2019
October 23 -16.4% -5.3%
October 30 -16.9% -7.8%
November 6 -16.1% -6.1%
November 13 -20.1% -11.2%
52-Week Average*** -22.5% -19.3%

 

  Variances in Tickets Sold by Segment for All Itineraries:

7-Day Period Ending Corporate Online Leisure/Other
October 23 -26.4% -24.3% 6.1%
October 30 -27.1% -24.9% 5.9%
November 6 -29.7% -21.0% 6.6%
November 13 -33.4% -26.5% 3.6%
52-Week Average*** -36.9% -23.5% -6.3%

 

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*Notes

  • Results are based on weekly sales data ending November 13, 2022, from 10,630 U.S. retail and corporate travel agency locations and online travel agencies. Results do not include sales of tickets purchased directly from airlines and are not net of refunds or exchanges.
  • Total sales are equal to the total amount paid for a ticket, which includes taxes and fees.
  • Corporate: Agencies that primarily help companies organize travel arrangements for their employees.
  • Online: Online travel agencies, sometimes referred to as “OTAs,” are web-based travel agencies.
  • Leisure/Other: “Leisure” represents agencies that primarily help travelers with vacation arrangements. “Other” represents a section of agencies that can’t be categorized as corporate, OTA or leisure.

 

 

About ARC:

ARC accelerates the growth of global air travel by delivering forward-looking travel data, flexible distribution services and other innovative industry solutions. We are a leading travel intelligence company that possesses the world’s largest, most comprehensive global airline ticket dataset, including more than 15 billion passenger flights representing 490 airlines and 230 countries and territories. Our solutions and expertise strengthen economies and enrich lives by connecting stakeholders across the travel ecosystem. For more information, visit arccorp.com.

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