The US air travel recovery continues to build momentum. In January the US averaged 761,233 daily passengers, February saw 873,084, March saw 1.22 million, April saw 1.4 million, May saw 1.6 million, June saw 1.9 million, July saw 2 million. We are six days in August...
We have been tracking some key air travel markets and recoveries have been spotty. This reflects public health policies and vaccine rates. None of the curves in the chart should come as a surprise to anyone in commercial aviation. To enable market comparisons we...
We have our data updated through June 2021 and can demonstrate that the US air travel market maintained its summer recovery. It appears that the US vaccine levels have provided air travelers with the confidence to return to the skies. China’s air travel market saw a...
Looking at the latest data from China and the US, here’s how we ended May 2021. A month ago it did not look like the US was going to catch up with China. But as we can see the data shows that by the end of May, the US was only 952,116 behind China for the...
We now have April data on the China air travel market. China continues to pull ahead of the US. From the available data, we know the US air travel market is also recovering at a growing rate. However, it seems China has pulled into a lead that will be tough for...
