The experimental data showed that the total gas holdup increased with pressure and superficial gas velocity due to the increase of gas momentum which shifted the bubble size distribution towards smaller gas bubbles. The total gas holdup was also found to increase with temperature due to the decrease of liquid viscosity and surface tension. Increasing the solid concentration, on the other hand, resulted in a significant decrease of the total gas holdup and significantly increased the Sauter-mean bubble diameter. The online monitoring of the swarm using the high-speed camera showed a decrease of the froth stability in the reactor with increasing solid concentration and temperature which were responsible for the decrease of the total gas holdup.