ICAO ESS

Eos Airlines

In March 2008 Eos Airlines operated 128 flights on US routes, carried 4,213 passengers on them and 23 tonnes of cargo, according to the US BTS. Year to date: 379 flights operated (Jan–Mar 2008), up 26.8% on a year earlier.

Flights operated over time

The most recent periods15 periods
PeriodFlights operated 2007Flights operated 2008Change vs last year
January95120▲ 26.3%
February96131▲ 36.5%
March108128▲ 18.5%
April105––
May133––
June133––
July120––
August97––
September124––
October153––
November157––
December119––
Year to date (Jan–Mar)299379▲ 26.8%

according to the US BTS

Passengers over time

only flights to or from one country, not the full total
The most recent periods15 periods
PeriodPassengers 2007Passengers 2008Change vs last year
January2,5903,873▲ 49.5%
February2,4134,133▲ 71.3%
March3,3224,213▲ 26.8%
April3,106––
May4,091––
June4,830––
July4,191––
August2,831––
September4,350––
October4,942––
November4,977––
December3,845––
Year to date (Jan–Mar)8,32512,219▲ 46.8%

according to the US BTS

Tonnes of cargo over time

only flights to or from one country, not the full total
The most recent periods15 periods
PeriodTonnes of cargo 2007Tonnes of cargo 2008Change vs last year
January3023▼ 24.3%
February3726▼ 29.6%
March4523▼ 48.4%
April83––
May39––
June8––
July62––
August48––
September19––
October10––
November14––
December88––
Year to date (Jan–Mar)11272▼ 35.7%

according to the US BTS

Seats offered over time

only flights to or from one country, not the full total
The most recent periods15 periods
PeriodSeats offered 2007Seats offered 2008Change vs last year
January4,5605,716▲ 25.4%
February4,6086,249▲ 35.6%
March5,1846,123▲ 18.1%
April5,040––
May6,384––
June6,384––
July5,760––
August4,656––
September5,952––
October7,324––
November7,496––
December5,681––
Year to date (Jan–Mar)14,35218,088▲ 26.0%

according to the US BTS

Load factor (computed)

only flights to or from one country, not the full total

Passengers ÷ seats offered, both as reported by the US BTS for the same months. Computed by us; the two source series are shown on this page.

The most recent periods15 periods
PeriodLoad factor 2007Load factor 2008Change vs last year
January56.8%67.8%▲ 19.3%
February52.4%66.1%▲ 26.3%
March64.1%68.8%▲ 7.4%
April61.6%––
May64.1%––
June75.7%––
July72.8%––
August60.8%––
September73.1%––
October67.5%––
November66.4%––
December67.7%––
Year-to-date average (Jan–Mar)57.7%67.6%▲ 17.0%

Seasonality · flights operated by month

Year JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2006 31 28 31 60 62 60 62 62 93 109 104 84
2007 95 96 108 105 133 133 120 97 124 153 157 119
2008 120 131 128

Environment

Jet fuel consumed

Every gallon the airline reports to the US Department of Transportation (airline fuel cost and consumption report) — all scheduled and charter flights, domestic and international.

In April 2008, Eos Airlines consumed 973,759 US gallons of fuel (8,012 on domestic and 965,747 on international flights), according to the US Bureau of Transportation Statistics — about 9,494 tonnes of CO₂.

The most recent periods16 periods
PeriodUS gallons of fuel 2007US gallons of fuel 2008Change vs last year
January744,9691,006,842▲ 35.2%
February808,1321,017,874▲ 26.0%
March861,914983,197▲ 14.1%
April822,698973,759▲ 18.4%
May1,027,884––
June1,046,918––
July955,943––
August803,748––
September994,373––
October1,378,130––
November1,195,851––
December980,632––
Year to date (Jan–Apr)3,237,7133,981,672▲ 23.0%

CO₂ is self-computed: gallons × 9.75 kg, the EPA emission factor for kerosene-type jet fuel. The fuel figure itself is as reported.

US BTS — Airline fuel cost and consumption

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