
November 2011 saw a sizeable jump in the number of tweets mentioning the most popular airlines on Twitter, with 53,400 received by the top three compared to 46,400 the previous month.

November 2011 saw a sizeable jump in the number of tweets mentioning the most popular airlines on Twitter, with 53,400 received by the top three compared to 46,400 the previous month.
The top three airline websites in the US – Southwest, Delta and American Airlines – have are now capturing almost half of all traffic to carrier websites.

Even before hitting its recent high profile fortnight, troubled airline Qantas had flown in to become the second most talked about airline on Twitter.
Over 20% of all visits to airline websites are going to Southwest, as the low cost carrier continues its dominance of the leading brands in the US.
Carrier SouthWest has almost a quarter of all traffic to airline websites in the US this week, with Delta also commanding a 14% share of the category.

Latest monthly report from Eezeer outlining the activity of airlines around the world on Twitter, with Southwest taking the accolade of most public tweets received by a carrier.
Both Delta and Southwest increased their market share in the list of top airline websites in the US this week.
The two leading travel websites in the agency, accommodation and airline categories in the US all experienced declines in market share this week.
SouthWest extended its position over other leading airline websites to over 10% market share, with both Delta and American Airlines experiencing declines this week.

Straight out of nowhere, Cebu Pacific became the global airline with the second highest number of mentions on Twitter in August 2011.

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