Passengers and cargo soar, EVA Air’s October revenue reaches 23.182 billion yuan

EVA Air’s consolidated revenue in October reached 23.182 billion yuan, with an annual growth rate of 22.63%, the second highest in history. (Provided by EVA Air)

EVA Air's consolidated revenue in October reached 23.182 billion yuan, with an annual growth rate of 22.63%, the second highest in history. The cumulative consolidated revenue from January to October reached 217.561 billion yuan, a record high for the same period in previous years.

EVA Air's passenger revenue in October reached 13.536 billion yuan, a record high for the same period in the past, with an annual growth rate of 13.27%; cargo revenue reached 6.869 billion yuan, the second highest for the same period in history, with an annual growth rate of 46.17%; the cumulative passenger revenue from January to October reached 134.842 billion yuan, also setting a new high for passenger revenue and consolidated revenue for the same period in the past.

In terms of passenger transportation, EVA Air said that the travel market demand remained stable in October. In terms of long-haul routes, demand for routes in Europe, the United States and Canada continued to be stable; in terms of short-haul routes, Hong Kong, Macao and China routes were driven by demand for return trips during the National Day holiday, and their performance was supportive. Southeast Asia and Northeast Asia routes were driven by the National Day and Liberation Day holidays, and their booking performance was outstanding. In addition, Japan has entered the peak maple viewing season since late October, further driving a new wave of tourism demand. Overall, passenger transport market demand maintains growth momentum, driving passenger transport revenue to continue its positive growth trend in October. EVA Air will launch a direct flight from Taoyuan to Delhi, India, on December 1 to further expand the South Asian market and improve its global flight network.

In terms of freight, EVA Air said that October is the traditional peak season for air freight. Shipments of AI servers, semiconductor machine equipment and related electronic components continue to be booming. This, coupled with the demand for stocking during the peak consumption season at the end of the year, has driven revenue performance to further improve. Looking forward to the fourth quarter, as demand is expected to further strengthen, EVA Air will continue to flexibly allocate capacity, actively seize market opportunities, and improve operational performance.