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Oil price not likely to trigger recession this time
Despite the closure of Saudi Aramco facilities this week, global oil supplies are very high. This event is thus unlikely to trigger a recession. Click the image for more.
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Climate issue becoming material for airline investors
There seems to be an increasing concern about the impact of Flygskam (Flying Shame) on individual and business travel among European airline investors. Click the image for more.
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Intensified trade tensions pose downside risk for air cargo
The most recent set of tariffs puts further risks to the air cargo outlook, which has been weakening since the start of the trade war in September 2018. Click the image to find out more.
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Diverse International Growth Performance Across Key Routes
The divergence in freight and pax outcomes is evident across the key international routes. Click on the image to see full report
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Airline margins stabilizing in difficult business environment
Airlines' operating margins have stabilized since 2018Q4, but there are several cautionary notes. Click on the image to see full report
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Leading indicators pointing to weaker growth not recession
Global sentiment has been pessimistic this week. But leading indicators point to weaker RPK growth, not to a RPK recession. Click on the image for more.
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Domestic markets historically resilient to airline collapse
This week's chart shows how domestic markets have recovered following major airline failures in the recent history.
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Diverging Expectations for Cargo and Passenger Businesses
The latest results of our quarterly Business Confidence Index point to a clear divergence in the likely fortunes for the air passenger and air cargo markets.
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Outlook for growth appears to be stabilizing
Although global economic growth will undoubtedly be slower this year than in 2017 or 2018, fears of a sharper deterioration appear to be diminishing. Click the image to read more.
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Long-term trends remain supportive of Indian air transport growth
When comparing passenger traffic at similar economic development levels across countries, India long-term future passenger growth still looks strong. Click the image for more.
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