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BRITAIN: AN OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
TABLE 23
Airline
Corporations and
Independent
Companies :
Operating and
Revenue Statistics
Year
ending
31st
March
Capacity
ton-
miles
offered®
millions
Load
ton-
miles
sold4
millions
Overall
revenue
load
factor®
per cent
Pass¬
enger-
miles
soldd
millions
Freight
ton-
miles
sold®
millions
Traffic
revenue
£ million
BO AC
All services
Scheduled services
1956
1961
1965
1956
1961
1965
252
667
1,150
244
577
1,057
150
322
521
61-3
55-7
49-3
1,049
2,818
4,067
999
2,650
3,869
30-2
47-1
110-8
42-4
88-0
114-4
41-4
79-5
106-0
BEA
All services
International services
(scheduled and
non-scheduled)
Domestic services
(scheduled and
non-scheduled)
1956
1961
1965
1956
1961
1965
1956
1961
1965
124
237
436
93
178
320
31
60
116
79
155
254
59
115
183
20
40
71
63-2
65- 2
58-4
63- 3
64- 8
57-3
63-0
66- 5
61-3
709
1,393
2,179
508
990
1,475
201
404
704
7-5
16-6
28-5
6-7
13-7
23-4
0-8
2-8
5-1
20-9
40-7
63-8
Independent
Companies
Scheduled services
International
Domestic
Non-scheduled
1956
1961
1965
1956
1961
1965
1956
1961
1965
32
52
104
5
14
45
118
169
318
18
34
28
3
8
23
55-5
64-9
55- 3
59-9
59-4
56- 4
88
184
309
36
93
262
9-4
16-5
29-9
0-2
0-3
2-5
Sources : Annual Reports of BOAC, BEA and British Independent Air
Transport Association; Ministry of Aviation.
“ Usable capacity available (in short tons of 2,000 lb.) on each commercial flight
multiplied by the route mileage of that flight.
4 Load carried (in short tons), including passengers, multiplied by distance carried
in miles.
® Load ton-miles sold, expressed as percentage of capacity ton-miles offered.
d Sum of miles flown by each passenger.
* Excluding mail,
n.a. = not available.

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