Demand
Air Travel Demand
The impact on demand of every air transport policy decision is an essential consideration. Without it, uncertainty over demand leads to ineffective or counter-productive decisions.
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Premium air travel drivers
This research identifies and quantifies, through an econometric model, the various factors related to the number of premium passengers - an important segment, particularly for hotels and network airlines, but also for others in the travel and tourism value chain.
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- Air Freight and World Trade
- Air freight has proved to be a very timely indicator of overall world trade and will provide early signal of a turning point in the current recession.
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Air freight prospects improving
Air freight transports goods worth over $3 trillion annually, but volumes slowed sharply last year. An economic recovery in Europe, the largest market, and in the key IT sector, in Asia, promise stronger freight growth in 2006.
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Impact of Recession
Recession in major markets is now driving a significant fall in traffic in 2009. See Jun 09 forecast for latest analysis.
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- Chinese aviation growth prospects
by Chris Tarry, CTAIRA
The multi-speed recovery in aviation markets has been a key driver of industry performance over the last year. Growth in the Chinese aviation market has underpinned the faster and stronger recovery seen in Asia compared to other regions. Chris Tarry explores the factors supporting recent aviation growth in China and assesses prospects for the future.
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