Passenger numbers rose to 5.51m from 5.08m in March 2025, while the load factor – which gauges how full the planes are – nudged down to 90% from 90.5%.

On a rolling 12-month basis, passenger numbers increased 10% to 69.75m in March and the load factor ticked down to 90.7% from 91.2%.

Credits: Wizz Air

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A United Airlines spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE that one of its passengers mistakenly boarded a flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo instead of their scheduled flight to Managua, Nicaragua, with a layover in Houston.

The airline noted that the incident occurred in August 2025, and, after investigating how it happened, reached out to the passenger to “apologize.”

“We followed up with our airport team to understand how this happened, reached out directly to the customer to apologize for his experience, and offered travel credits and reimbursement,” a United Airlines spokesperson said in a statement.

The passenger reportedly realized that they were heading to the wrong destination when they had been on board for six hours. A flight to Houston would have taken a little over three hours from Los Angeles.

Credits: United Airlines

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