This report gives results from the 2003 Norwegian Air Travel Survey. Information from 110,064 passengers on domestic and international scheduled flights; and international charter flights, were collected and analyzed. Results show that approximately 1.7 million Norwegians made one or more domestic flights in 2003, and some 1.1 million people made at least one journey abroad by air. Leisure travel constitutes almost half (48 percent) of domestic travel, and 56 percent of international scheduled air travel. The corresponding figures in 1998 were 61 and 60 percent respectively. These changes are caused by a strong increase in the number of leisure trips owing to price reductions, and a decrease in the number of business trips.
Reisevaner med Fly 2003 (2003 Norewegian Air Travel Survey)
2004
96 pages
Report
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English
Air Transportation , Business & Economics , Air transportation , Travel , Surveys , Norway , Air traffic , Airline operations , Travel patterns , Public transportation , Travel purpose , Travel frequencies , Business trips , Charter trips , Leisure activities , Civil aviation , Economic growth , Foreign technology , International flights
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