This story is the narrative for the Annual Passenger Seats measure. This measure indicates the maximum number of seats available for passengers to fly. These are seats scheduled, but not necessarily filled. The success of AUS and all airports is driven by passenger demand, government restrictions, and airline business models. Data on available passenger seats in the Official Airline Guide is collected and distributed by the Campbell-Hill Aviation Schedule Report. The report data is then combined to create the total annual passenger seats for the year.

This story is the narrative for Number of AUS Nonstop Destinations. The measure is comprised of the number of domestic and international non-stop destinations from the Austin airport by fiscal year. A nonstop destination is when you fly straight from one airport to another, with no stops along the way. AUS receives an annual report from the Cirium DIIO database. AUS monitors the non-stop destinations because of its implications for passenger growth.

The data set indicates the maximum number of seats available for passengers to fly. These are seats scheduled, but not necessarily filled. The success of AUS and all airports is driven by passenger demand, government restrictions, and airline business models. Data on available passenger seats in the Official Airline Guide is collected and distributed by the Campbell-Hill Aviation Schedule Report. The report data is then combined to create the total annual passenger seats for the year.
This dataset supports measure M.A.7 of SD23.

View more details and insights related to this data set on the story page: https://data.austintexas.gov/stories/s/Number-of-AUS-passenger-seats-available-for-purcha/26rp-vy2b/

The data set supports measure M.A.8 and is comprised of the number of domestic and international non-stop destinations from the Austin airport by fiscal year. A nonstop destination is when you fly straight from one airport to another, with no stops along the way. AUS receives an annual report from the Cirium DIIO database. AUS monitors the non-stop destinations because of its implications for passenger growth.
View more details and insights related to this data set on the story page: https://data.austintexas.gov/stories/s/Number-of-Nonstop-Destinations-by-Fiscal-Year/v2qm-a67r/

This measure, represented in a line graph, is comprised of the number of domestic and international non-stop destinations from the Austin airport by fiscal year. A nonstop destination is when you fly straight from one airport to another, with no stops along the way. AUS receives an annual report from the Cirium DIIO database. AUS monitors the non-stop destinations because of its implications for passenger growth.

The bar chart supports measure M.A.8 and is comprised of the number of domestic and international non-stop destinations from the Austin airport by fiscal year. A nonstop destination is when you fly straight from one airport to another, with no stops along the way. AUS receives an annual report from the Cirium DIIO database. AUS monitors the non-stop destinations because of its implications for passenger growth.

This measure, represented in a line graph, indicates the maximum number of seats available for passengers to fly. These are seats scheduled, but not necessarily filled. The success of AUS and all airports is driven by passenger demand, government restrictions, and airline business models. Data on available passenger seats in the Official Airline Guide is collected and distributed by the Campbell-Hill Aviation Schedule Report. The report data is then combined to create the total annual passenger seats for the year.
This dataset supports measure M.A.7 of SD23.

View more details and insights related to this data set on the story page: https://data.austintexas.gov/stories/s/Number-of-AUS-passenger-seats-available-for-purcha/26rp-vy2b/