Family and Holiday Traveller Sample Clauses

Family and Holiday Traveller. The Family and Holiday Traveller is already part of the current passenger profiles within D3.1. However, in comparison to the current status, the future Family and Holiday Traveller in 2035 will be a few years older. As the childbirth age rises, so will the predominant age group for this passenger type: from 24 to 44 years in the current profiles up to 30 to 50 years in 2035. This age range includes children below 15 years, as children older than 15 might have the tendency to take trips on their own or with friends. This profile travels for private purposes, has a medium to high income and spends a medium amount of that income on transport. Passengers of this type use technical devices with a medium frequency and conduct 0.5 to 1.5 trips per capita per year. As they often travel with children, their party size is around two to three people. Normally, they go on family trips for several days and hence, have the tendency to almost always check in their luggage. They use public transport or the own car (park & fly) to travel to and from the airport (D2K, K2D). Travelling with children, they may also be likely to arrive early at the airport to have more dwell time. Figure 40: Overview "Family and Holiday Traveller" (own depiction)
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