For every one percent increase in the number of airline passengers, we would expect a 1.23 percent increase in the occupancy rate, assuming that all the other variables are fixed.

For every one percent increase in the number of airline passengers, we would expect a 1.23 percent decrease in the occupancy rate, assuming that all the other variables are fixed.

For every one percent decrease in the number of airline passengers, we would expect a 1.23 percent increase in the occupancy rate, assuming that all the other variables are fixed.

For every one percent increase in the number of airline passengers, we would expect a 1.23 percent increase in the occupancy rate, assuming that all the other variables are variable.