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SAF Needs Independent Pricing to Deliver Diversification
Alongside reducing emissions, a more developed SAF industry could diversify airlines’ exposure away from conventional oil-market risks, strengthening fuel supply resilience and energy security.
- Chart of the Week
Most Airline Refinancing Needs Lie Beyond the Next Two Years
The recent policy interest rate increases by central banks in the US, Europe, and Japan, have pushed ten-year government bond yields higher and lifted the cost financing across the debt-maturity spectrum.
- Chart of the Week
EU Regional Air Connections Are Fragile
While Europe’s intra-EU air network has grown over the past decade, connectivity reliant on regional aircraft has been far more fragile.
- Chart of the Week
Mapping the Future of Hydrogen and Electric Aviation
New technologies, including hydrogen and electric propulsion, are expected to deliver 13% of the emissions reductions needed for aviation to reach net-zero CO₂ emissions by 2050.
- Chart of the Week
Labor Licensing and Mobility in Air Transport
Occupational licensing requirements have become prevalent across job markets globally.
- Market & Industry Issues
Air Passenger Market Analysis August 2026
Passenger Traffic Returns to Contraction in August.
- Air Passenger Monthly Analysis
Air Cargo Market Analysis August 2026
Demand Outpaces Capacity as Fuel Costs Surge.
- Air Freight Monthly Analysis
Comparing Single-Use Plastic Products and Their Alternatives
Guidance on the use of life cycle assessment in airline decision-making.
A New Era of Higher Interest Rates – Another Headwind
The US Federal Reserve raised its policy rate by 25 basis points on 16 September – the first increase since 2023.
- Chart of the Week
CORSIA EEU Supply is Growing but not Fast Enough
The supply of eligible emissions units (EEUs) under the ICAO Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) continues to grow, but it falls well short of the 200-250 million emission units that will be needed by January 2028.
- Chart of the Week