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1 passenger load factor
passenger load factor LOGIS Sitzladefaktor m (synonymous: seat load factor; the ratio of seats sold or occupied out of the total number of seats available; Kennziffer der Passagierlogistik: das Verhältnis der verkauften Sitzplätze zur Zahl der insgesamt verfügbaren Plätze)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > passenger load factor
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2 seat factor
seat factor ( seat load factor) LOGIS Sitzladefaktor m (synonymous: passenger load factor; Kennziffer der Passagierlogistik: das Verhältnis der verkauften Sitzplätze zur Zahl der insgesamt verfügbaren Plätze; the ratio of seats sold or occupied out of the total number of seats available)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > seat factor
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