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Statistics

Virgin Atlantic carried over 5.2 million passengers during 2011, a 0.3% reduction compared with 2010.

Year Total passengers Total flights Load factor Passenger Change YoY
2005 4,488,651 17,637 74.3%
2006 4,887,541 18,960 72.8% 008.9%
2007 5,639,957 21,344 76.5% 015.4%
2008 5,719,497 22,149 76.9% 001.4%
2009 5,423,341 20,735 78.9% 005.2%
2010 5,295,971 19,484 82.5% 002.3%
2011 5,279,670 20,519 77.5% 000.3%
Source: UK Civil Aviation Authority

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