interpreting passengers amounts

[R.uben]

if i plan a route and it says for example:

monday: Ydemand=325
             all available seats= 200
             my available seats=0

does this mean, there still is a demand of 325 seats
or does this mean, there is a total of 325, 200 seats are already available so there are 125 left for you. (or more if you offer lower prices etc.)

[Sami]

It does not mean that "125 is left for you". It means that other airlines are offering 200 seats on the route - but you have no info about how much they actually sell.

But a rough assumption can be made that you can easily fly at least 125-seater plane there, as there's that much people "without a ride".

Keep in mind that all demand numbers are only estimates...

[R.uben]

It does not mean that "125 is left for you". It means that other airlines are offering 200 seats on the route - but you have no info about how much they actually sell.

But a rough assumption can be made that you can easily fly at least 125-seater plane there, as there's that much people "without a ride".

Keep in mind that all demand numbers are only estimates...

so it means that if I sell my tickets for $5 (which i wouldn't but it's just an example) and i have a good image etc. I could almost get all 325 passengers?

[Unbornio]

Yes.  You could probably get all with 100 route image and extremely low prices.