RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The airline Gol said on Tuesday that the total number of seats on the company's flights fell 3.5% in January compared to the same period last year, while demand fell by 4 6%.
In the domestic market, demand had a decrease of 3.6%, leading to a 82.4% occupancy rate, down 1.7 percentage points compared to January 2015. Since the offer fell 1.7% first month of the year.
In the international market, demand fell 11.4%, leading to a load factor of 81.1%, down 4.2 percentage points. The international supply fell 16% in January.
In early February, the airline reported growth in net revenue per passenger in the fourth quarter of 2015, helped by the rise in the indicator measuring passages prices as capacity continues its cutting movement.
Net revenue per passenger (Prask) rose by 2.3 percent in the period on the year and advanced 7.2 percent over the third quarter. Meanwhile, the yield, which measures ticket prices, rose 6.8 percent from the last three months of 2014 and 11.7 percent from the third quarter.