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Frontier Airlines, a subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings (RJET: Quote), Wednesday said its Traffic for the month of July dropped 8 percent, as capacity also declined 8 percent.

Traffic, measured in revenue passenger miles or RPMs, for the month decreased to 1.17 billion from 1.27 billion in the same period last year.

Capacity, measured in available seat miles or ASMs, totaled 1.26 billion, down 8 percent from 1.38 billion last year.

For July, Frontier had a load factor of 93 percent, compared to 92 percent last year.

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