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Compared with March 2019, March 2022 passengers were at 86.8% of the 2019 level.","Answer",{"name":66,"@type":61,"acceptedAnswer":67},"What were the March 2022 air cargo totals and how did they compare to 2019 and 2021?",{"text":68,"@type":64},"A total of 25,364,338 pounds of air cargo moved through SAT in March 2022. This represented an 8.3% increase versus March 2019 and a 3.9% increase versus March 2021.",{"name":70,"@type":61,"acceptedAnswer":71},"What changes were scheduled after March 2022 for key airlines and routes from SAT?",{"text":72,"@type":64},"The report outlines May and June changes such as additional American Airlines frequency to Miami, Sun Country resuming seasonal service to Minneapolis-St. Paul and increasing Cancun frequency, Frontier launching service to Atlanta and Philadelphia, and United increasing capacity on San Francisco. 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The combination of both local residents traveling and the influx of tourists to our region contributed towards a busy March for the airport. COVID-19 numbers falling, and related regulations being retired throughout most of the country resulted in impressive recovery for both SAT and the country’s airlines. Almost all air carriers operating from SAT saw large increases in service from the airport compared to the same month in 2021 with Volaris (Y4), United Airlines (UA), and Southwest Airlines (WN) adding the most seats compared to the same month a year ago.  \nAs we monitor our recovery, we continue to compare our monthly numbers to the same month pre-pandemic in 2019. In March, passenger numbers reached 86.8% of the levels seen during March 2019 while total capacity reached 82.4% seen during that month.  \nAdditionally, a total of 25,364,338 pounds of air cargo moved through SAT during the month, representing an 8.3% increase compared to March 2019 , and up 3.9% compared to March 2021.  \n(Please see Exhibit A (March 2022 vs 2021) & Exhibit B (March 2022 vs 2019) for a detailed breakdown of all passenger and cargo stats)  \nDOMESTIC PASSENGERS  \nSAT continues to compare passenger numbers to 2019 levels to better understand and monitor the recovery. Total scheduled domestic capacity, or seats, were at 79.4% of what was flown in March 2019.  \nDuring March 2022, Delta Air Lines (DL) flew over 9% more passengers than they did during the same month in 2019 representing strong recovery in the San Antonio market by the carrier. Alaska Airlines (AS) also flew more passengers than March 2019 up over 4% in 2022.  \nSome of the airlines serving SAT continued to experience operational difficulties during the month of March due to crew and aircraft constraints including American Airlines (AA) . As result, service network-wide, including SAT, was reduced which can be seen in the chart below.  \n\n| Airline | Seat Capacity Change | Passenger Change |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Alaska Airlines (AS) | (0 .7%) | 4.1% |\n| Allegiant Air (G4) | (53.4%) | (44.5%) |\n| American Airlines (AA) | (27.7%) | (22.5%) |\n| Breeze Airways (MX)* | - | - |\n| Delta Air Lines (DL) | (0.4%) | 9.3% |\n| Frontier Airlines (F9) | (52.6%) | (60.1%) |\n| JetBlue Airways (B6)* | - | - |\n| Southwest Airlines (WN) | (26.8%) | (19.8%) |\n| Sun Country Airlines (SY)** | - | - |\n| United Airlines (UA) | (12.4%) | (7.3%) |\n\n*New airline in 2021  \n**Sun Country Airlines operates seasonal service from SAT and didn’t operate flights during March  \nINTERNATIONAL PASSENGERS  \nAn impressive increase in both international capacity and passengers to and from SAT has helped recovery at the airport. SAT’s scheduled international capacity increased by 41.6% when compared to March 2019 while international passenger numbers increased by 14.9% .  \nAll the airlines that operate international service from SAT added significantly more seats to the market than in both March 2019 and 2021. In addition to more service from Aeromexico (AM), VivaAerobus (VB), and Volaris (Y4), Southwest Airlines (WN) resumed seasonal service to Cancun (CUN) during March. The service operated once weekly on Saturdays during the month.  \nSAT ranked \\# 1 among all U.S. medium-hub airports in terms of total seats to Mexico for March. When looking at all U.S. airports, SAT ranked \\# 14 between Orlando (MCO) and Newark (EWR) . In terms of total international seats, SAT ranked \\#31 out of all 70 U.S. airp","cbCaioQqb4BnvrBK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioQqb4BnvrBK","pdf",334358,"English","# STRIDES TOWARDS RECOVERY\n## Summary\n## Domestic Passengers\n## International Passengers\n## Upcoming Changes","[{\"question\":\"How did SAT passenger numbers change in March 2022 compared with March 2021 and March 2019?\",\"answer\":\"Passenger numbers reached 787,611 in March 2022, a 63.5% increase versus March 2021. Compared with March 2019, March 2022 passengers were at 86.8% of the 2019 level.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the March 2022 air cargo totals and how did they compare to 2019 and 2021?\",\"answer\":\"A total of 25,364,338 pounds of air cargo moved through SAT in March 2022. This represented an 8.3% increase versus March 2019 and a 3.9% increase versus March 2021.\"},{\"question\":\"What changes were scheduled after March 2022 for key airlines and routes from SAT?\",\"answer\":\"The report outlines May and June changes such as additional American Airlines frequency to Miami, Sun Country resuming seasonal service to Minneapolis-St. Paul and increasing Cancun frequency, Frontier launching service to Atlanta and Philadelphia, and United increasing capacity on San Francisco. It also includes Southwest plans to expand Cancun service and add new Saturday service to Albuquerque, plus Delta resuming nonstop service to New York in September.\"}]","March 2022 Monthly Statistics - STRIDES TOWARDS RECOVERY | PDF",15]