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Thomas Cook Airlines carried over 7.9 million passengers during 2011, a 1.9% reduction compared with 2010.

Year Total passengers Total flights Load factor Passenger Change YoY
2005* 9,320,817 47,287 89.9%
2006* 8,441,276 42,182 89.0% 009.4%
2007* 8,528,655 43,013 87.9% 001.0%
2008 8,315,327 42,410 90.0% 002.5%
2009 8,202,534 38,849 92.0% 001.4%
2010 8,120,815 37,571 93.1% 001.0%
2011 7,969,693 36,103 93.3% 001.9%
* Data for 2005 to 2007 includes MyTravel Airways
Source: UK Civil Aviation Authority

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