The bar chart illustrates the percentage of passenger load in Wright Brothers Airways across three different fare classes in the three separate years, 2005, 2010, and 2015.
Overall, economy and premium economy experienced a substantial growth, with the latter reaching the highest proportion, while business class witnessed a significant decline over the ten-year period. Besides, there was a negligible change in the first class.
In 2005, economy and first class followed the same trajectories, both of which accounted for 80%. Despite levelling off in the next five years, the figures experienced an increase to 90% and 85% by 2015, with the former becoming the second-highest figure.
When it comes to premium economy and business classes, the figures showed a significant disparity. In 2005, the percentage of passenger load in business class was 90%, the largest proportion in that year, closely followed by premium economy with 85%. However, the latter increased significantly, reaching its peak of 95% before remaining stable. Meanwhile, the business class reported a sharp decrease to 65% in 2010 before partially recovering to 75% by the end of the period.