load factor

Most airlines' load factors were near or above 80 percent in May, a record.

At this time, its load factors were less than 50 per cent.

United States carriers consider a load factor in the mid-60's as good.

In particular it works well even when the load factor grows beyond 0.9.

The goal would be for the power supply system to see a load factor of 1.

Its load factor was 72.9 percent, a 0.5 percentage point increase from December 2002.

This in turn causes the load factor to be slightly less than 1.

Low load factor shows that occasionally a high demand is set.

"Load factors are quite high, and that's obviously a good thing for the revenue."

This is closely related to the concept of Load factor.

"Instead, demand for Europe is probably up 4 percent this summer, and load factors almost everywhere are very high."

Load factors 15 years ago were below 60 percent.

The Bhutanese expected average load factors of less than 40 percent.

The initial start-up was a huge success with large load factors.

June load factors will be above 70 percent, and 100 corporate clients have signed up.

In fact, over the whole of last year, their load factor was only 21%.

Still, the break-even load factor for last year was 77 percent, the association said.

The load factor n can be adjusted to make the task more or less difficult.

A high load factor means power usage is relatively constant.

But its load factor fell from 74.6 percent in 1983 to 69.8 percent the next year.

"Falling load factors show the industry has too much capacity.

With the schedule cuts in place and Americans beginning to travel again, load factors are rising.

Its load factor, or number of available seats sold, was 63.3 percent in the quarter, below the industry average.

"The bridge had the greatest load factor in its 50-year life.

United reported its highest load factor ever, 87.7 percent.