Talk:TUI fly Deutschland

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"Only 79%" ?

"In the second Q. 2007 the load factor was "only" about 79%, after about 92% in the year before. The airline announced closing their Leipzig/Halle and Bremen bases, growing in Cologne/Bonn instead."

Why is only in quotation marks? Is 79% high? I presume that this is what the quotation marks are intended to suggest but I don't think that the casual reader would understand this. Wouldn't it be better to say: "In the second quarter of 2007 load factors fell to 79% from 925 the year before, although this figure was still relatively high compared to other airlines."