What does ALF stand for?

Average Load Factor

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Average load factors have been maintained in the high 70 per cent range.

MONARCH saw strong demand for scheduled flights in September with average load factors across its network reaching 88.

The Luton-based carrier said average load factor - the proportion of seats filled on flights - rose by 0.

Passenger average load factor - passengers carried as a proportion of available seats - stood at 85 per cent.

The average load factor of both airlines in Bahrain during April-October this year was 73pc, and the highest recorded was 88pc on the Calicut sector.

government statistics, the average load factor for wind turbines across the U.

Mainland carriers are reporting brisk sales with an average load factor of 74% as of Sept.

Average load factor — the percentage of seats taken up in an airplane — dipped to a still relatively strong 76 percent, from 80 percent in 2007.