The passenger load factor measures the percent that a carrier is filled,based on capacity.

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The statement is correct. The passenger load factor is calculated by dividing the number of revenue passenger miles (RPM) by the number of available seat miles (ASM) and multiplying the result by 100. This gives the percentage of seats on a carrier's aircraft that are filled with paying customers. A high passenger load factor indicates that a carrier is efficiently utilizing its capacity to generate revenue.

The Passenger Load Factor Measures the Percent That a Carrier