Post by LPL on Feb 24, 2012 9:50:33 GMT 1
Liverpool Aiports earnings doubles in the year to March 2011.
Taken from www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/ldpbusiness/business-local/2012/02/23/liverpool-john-lennon-airport-doubles-earnings-99623-30385374/
'Liverpool JLA managed to double its EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) level from £5m to £10.3m in the financial period.
During the same period Peel Airport Group invested £10.5m in improvements to JLA’s facilities.
The upgrade was reflected in a recent passenger satisfaction survey at JLA which showed that 95.3% would recommend the airport; while 65% declared themselves ‘very satisfied’ with airport facilities; and an impressive 73.1% were ‘very satisfied’ with security procedures at JLA which have previously been a source of criticism and which were specifically targeted in the upgrade.
Passenger figures for 2011 also showed improvement to almost pre-downturn levels, with a 4.4% increase to 5.25m passengers last year against 5.38m in 2008.
Within those figures Easyjet registered a 14% increase in annual passengers at JLA to a record 2.54m, while Flybe showed a 47% year-on-year increase to a record 175,000 passengers, although Ryanair saw its passenger levels fall by 4% to 2.25m last year.'
Taken from www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/ldpbusiness/business-local/2012/02/23/liverpool-john-lennon-airport-doubles-earnings-99623-30385374/
'Liverpool JLA managed to double its EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) level from £5m to £10.3m in the financial period.
During the same period Peel Airport Group invested £10.5m in improvements to JLA’s facilities.
The upgrade was reflected in a recent passenger satisfaction survey at JLA which showed that 95.3% would recommend the airport; while 65% declared themselves ‘very satisfied’ with airport facilities; and an impressive 73.1% were ‘very satisfied’ with security procedures at JLA which have previously been a source of criticism and which were specifically targeted in the upgrade.
Passenger figures for 2011 also showed improvement to almost pre-downturn levels, with a 4.4% increase to 5.25m passengers last year against 5.38m in 2008.
Within those figures Easyjet registered a 14% increase in annual passengers at JLA to a record 2.54m, while Flybe showed a 47% year-on-year increase to a record 175,000 passengers, although Ryanair saw its passenger levels fall by 4% to 2.25m last year.'
