South America - airline seat capacity on departures by country 2016

Published by Statista Research Department, Oct 7, 2016
The statistic illustrates the number of seats available on departing flights from South America between January and July 2016, with a breakdown by country. Air travel in Peru is booming: There were over 11 million seats on departing flights during this time period.

Number of seats available on departing flights from South America between January and July 2016, by country (in millions)

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Release date

2016

Region

Central and South America

Survey time period

January to July 2016

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