Air connectivity is the network of routes, frequencies and destinations that link an airport or a region with the rest. More frequencies and direct links mean more tourists, more business and less reliance on connections. For islands and outlying regions it is almost public transport and a direct lever of tourism growth.
Example Adding 70 weekly frequencies between islands boosts connectivity and eases travel for tourist and resident alike.
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