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Recovery in EBIT margins is on track in all regions
EBIT margins in all the regions are forecast to improve in 2022 compared to 2021, with North American airlines expected to be the outperformers
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Profitability in sight after three challenging years
Industry losses are expected to continue to reduce drastically over 2022
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Global Outlook for Air Transport - June 2022 - Data tables
An update to the 2021-2022 outlook for the airline industry
- Industry Economic Performance
Global Outlook for Air Transport - June 2022 - Presentation
An update to the 2021-2022 outlook for the airline industry
- Industry Economic Performance
Global Outlook for Air Transport - June 2022 - Report
An update to the 2021-2022 outlook for the airline industry
- Industry Economic Performance
Low unemployment rates provide buffer against inflation
Low unemployment and high savings, coupled with the observed strong desire to make up for the lack of travel over the past two years, are likely to lead to buoyant air traffic growth this year, in spite of the elevated rates of inflation.
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Passenger Load Factors on a Fast Track toward Recovery
Load factors are closing on 2019 levels, capacity developments show divergence in early 2022
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Air Passenger Monthly Analysis - April 2022
International traffic takes off in April 2022
- Air Passenger Monthly Analysis
Air Freight Monthly Analysis - April 2022
Air cargo volumes fall further as capacity declines in Asia
- Air Freight Monthly Analysis
International bookings are boosted by summer vacation travellers and fewer restrictions
Both international and domestic bookings are recovering but there is still some degree of uncertainty what bookings will look like beyond summer.
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Asia Pacific lags behind international connectivity recovery
International connectivity is recovering globally, however Asia Pacific lags behind due to travel restrictions
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Turkey: How a cheaper currency can be good for inbound travel
The current monetary situation in Turkey benefits international air traffic and tourism
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Record debt made more affordable by rising inflation
Surging inflation might help debtors including airlines to deleverage their debt
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The global rise in consumer prices eludes China and Japan
Lower inflation in China and Japan could produce stronger demand compare to other markets.
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Air Freight Monthly Analysis - March 2022
Air cargo volumes fall to late-2020 levels
- Market Developments
- Air Freight Monthly Analysis
