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How is passenger traffic growth impacting aircraft gauge?
It is a subject we hear about all the time. Traffic is fracturing so airlines need to focus on frequency rather than up-size. Or fuel prices have gone up, so airlines need to up-size gauge. It can be rather confusing…
Reviewing and evaluating the pilot shortage – Part 1 – Demand
There is a theme among industry followers that the airline industry is facing a growing pilot shortage. Generally, this has been a US-focused issue (link1, link 2). But the problem exists in Asia as well. The issue is important to…
US air passenger traffic softening?
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics reported on June 16 that U.S. airlines’ system wide (domestic and international) scheduled service load factor fell to 82.3% in March, seasonally adjusted, falling for the third consecutive month. The DoT…
Avascent & AirInsight pre-Farnborough Webinar
Over the course of an hour, the team will share insights into recent market developments, the funding outlook, and technological and operational disruptions to watch in the coming period. Alongside key market trends and analysis, we will share early results…
BREXIT – Implications for Aviation
Britain, which by not adopting the Euro and not participating in the Schengen travel zone, was the most independent member of the EU, has voted to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and leave the EU. This certainly provides…