Scheduled domestic capacity has reached a milestone, exceeding 1 million seats. This achievement occurred in October 2026, with a significant year-on-year increase of 54.6%.
The growth brings the total number of seats to 1 million, a first for the year 2026.
Further information on this development is available from the source, providing more details on the increase in scheduled domestic capacity.
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