Domestic flights have worst June since 2012, says Abear

Sao Paulo-the demand for domestic flights has retreated 5,9% in June compared to same month of 2015, reported on Tuesday the entity that represents the major airlines in the country, Abear.
According to the entity, the full 11-month result of retraction. In absolute terms, it was the worst performance for the month since 2012.
Anyway, the offer of seats by the airlines had more expressive, 6,4% retreat, falling to the lowest level since June of 2011. Thus, the occupation level on flights had high light of 0.44 percentage point to 78,19%.
The day before, the Goal had informed that passenger demand for seats on domestic flights of the company 6,6% fell less in June and 11,2% in the second quarter, in comparisons with same steps as the previous year.
The decline in the industry''s offer was more intense than the offer of Gol, 6,6% in June and 11,2% in the quarter.
According to Abear in the first half, domestic demand had low 6,6% market, while supply has shrunk 5,9%. With that, the level of occupancy of flights fell 0.61 percent to 79,35%.
The Goal was at the top of the domestic market last month, with 36,42%, followed by Latam (34.96 percent), blue (17,15%) and Avianca (11.48 percent), according to Abear.
International
Already the demand for international air travel of four companies retreated 5,1% in June compared to the previous year, the worst result in a series of four losses in a row. In this case, the negative variation was less than the offer of seats, which fell 8%. With that, the level of occupation of the aircraft climbed 2.49 percentage points to 83,42%.
According to Abear, the numbers indicate a trend of passengers of international travel on shorter trips, seek with destinations in South America, "which fits the reality of a valued dollar against the real.
Latam had in June attended by 81,7% of international travel from Brazil, followed by Gol (11.54 percent), blue (6,7%) and Avianca (0.07 percent).