Top 5 Air Travel Apps Performance on Android in the UK, Q4 2021

In the fourth quarter of 2021, the top 5 air travel apps on the Android platform in the United Kingdom displayed varied performance trends. Here's a detailed look at the weekly downloads, active users, and revenue for each app based on Sensor Tower data.

Ryanair experienced a notable fluctuation in its weekly downloads. Starting strong with around 13.9K at the beginning of October, the numbers saw a gradual decline, ending the year with approximately 4.8K downloads in the last week of December. The weekly active users exhibited similar trends, peaking at about 82.1K in mid-October and dropping to around 68.5K by the end of December.

easyJet: Travel App maintained a steadier trajectory in terms of downloads, beginning the quarter with roughly 10.5K and closing at about 5.3K. The active user base showed a consistent decline from approximately 64.5K to 50K, indicating a gradual decrease in user engagement over the quarter.

Flightradar24 Flight Tracker saw a varied performance in weekly revenue, starting with about $12.6K at the end of September and decreasing to around $7.5K in the last week of December. Downloads for this app fluctuated, beginning with close to 7K, dipping mid-quarter, and then rising to approximately 5.9K by the end of December. Active users followed a similar pattern, starting at about 72.8K and finishing the year at roughly 63.5K.

British Airways observed a modest but steady decline in weekly downloads, beginning at around 5.5K in late September and ending at approximately 3.9K in the last week of December. Active users showed a similar trend, starting at about 31.8K and decreasing to around 29.7K by the end of the quarter.

Jet2.com - Flights App had the most significant drop in performance metrics. Weekly downloads began at around 6.6K, plummeting to about 2.8K by the end of December. Active users also saw a sharp decline from roughly 9.9K to 5.2K over the same period.

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