How did domestic passenger traffic compare to international in April?

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Domestic Passenger Traffic Significantly Outpaced International Movements in April

In April, Malaysia recorded a total of 2.78 million passengers, with domestic travel accounting for the vast majority at 2.13 million, representing 77 per cent of the total. International passenger movements for the same period were considerably lower, totalling 642,128.
Domestic Passenger Movements Dominated Total Traffic

The figures for April clearly illustrate a strong preference for domestic travel. Out of the 2.78 million passengers processed across Malaysia's airports, 2.13 million were on domestic routes. This segment represented a substantial 77 per cent of the overall passenger volume for the month.
International Passenger Movements Showed Lower Volume

In contrast to the robust domestic figures, international passenger movements in April stood at 642,128. While the reopening of borders on April 1, 2022, did lead to a 53 per cent increase in international traffic, the absolute numbers remained significantly below domestic travel figures for the month.
Significant Growth Observed in Domestic Daily Averages

Towards the end of April, domestic daily average passenger movements experienced a substantial month-on-month increase of 87 per cent. This growth pushed Malaysia's daily average domestic passenger movements past the 100,000 mark for the first time, reaching over 131,000 average daily passengers in the final four days of the month. This contrasts with the period between January and March 2022, when the average daily passenger count was approximately 81,000.

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