ExpressJet Holdings has announced traffic and capacity results for April 2009 for its ExpressJet Airlines subsidiary.
For scheduled flying during the month, ExpressJet revenue passenger miles (RPMs) totalled 639 million, with available seat miles (ASMs) at 834 million. ExpressJet's April load factor, operating as Continental Express, was 76.4%. The company flew 54,671 block hours and operated 28,412 departures during the month as Continental Express.
ExpressJet also flew 490 block hours during the month in its Corporate Aviation (charter) division. ExpressJet's fleet within the Corporate Aviation division consisted of six 41-seat aircraft and 24 50-seat aircraft.
ExpressJet had a total of 244 aeroplanes in its fleet during April, 214 of which were allocated to flying as Continental Express and 30 operating in its Corporate Aviation division.
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