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Air Premia captures 20% market share on LA route in 4th year of service

Korean budget airline Air Premia has captured more than 20 percent of passenger traffic carried by domestic carriers on the Incheon–Los Angeles route, marking four years of service on its flagship transpacific corridor. The airline said Monday that it transported 759,277 passengers on the route from its launch on Oct. 29, 2022, through September, recording an average share of 15.8 percent among…

Air Premia captures 20% market share on LA route in 4th year of service

Air Premia, a Korean budget airline, has secured over 20% of passenger traffic on the Incheon-Los Angeles route, marking its fourth year of service. In the period from October 29, 2022, to September, the airline transported 759,277 passengers, achieving an average share of 15.8% among Korean carriers. Air Premia's market share grew from 12.9% in its first year to 14% in its second year, 15.3% in its third year, and finally to 20.8% in its fourth year.

International demand also increased, with passengers holding foreign nationalities making up 44.8% of total travelers over the four-year period. Their share increased from 40.2% in the first year to 41.1% in the second year, 47.2% in the third year, and reached 49.6% in the fourth year. To commemorate the anniversary, Air Premia is offering promotional fares on five U.S. routes: Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and Honolulu.

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