By the end of 2021, Royal Caribbean Group had returned 50 out of 61 ships to operations across its five brands, representing over 85% of its worldwide capacity. During the year, the group carried approximately 1.3 million guests across the five brands, achieving record guest satisfaction scores and onboard spend per passenger, according to the company. The omicron variant resulted in some service disruptions and several cancelled sailings in Q1 2022, however the group's cruise lines still expect to operate approximately 95% of their planned capacity in Q1. Cumulative advance bookings for the second half of 2022 are within historical ranges and at higher prices, with and without future cruise credits (FCCs). Royal Caribbean Group expects to return the full fleet before the summer season of 2022 and have load factors approaching historical levels in the third quarter of 2022. The company adds that notwithstanding the impact from omicron, it expects to be operating cash flow positive in late spring.