Airlines Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Airlines are highly leveraged, and as such they must buy or lease new aircrafts and engines on a regular basis, as well as settle on decisions for their fleet, keeping in mind the goal of meeting market demand while operating a fleet that remains economical for the industry. In order to maintain the services an airline offers, they must handle the associated costs effectively. Labor, IT services and networks, aviation insurance, engines, spare parts, fuel, handling services, training, sales distribution, catering, and equipment are only some examples of the price of operating an airline. Most of the profit an airline turns over from ticket sales is used to pay to keep the airline in business. Airlines are also held accountable for upholding the government regulations that apply to aircrafts. For example, if a passenger boards an international flight without the correct documentation, the airline has to return the passenger to the initial country.
Airlines Industry Research & Market Reports
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Denmark Airlines
... they are beginning to stabilise after the surge. Passenger numbers remain slightly below 2019 levels, yet recent high inflation means that value sales for airlines have already surpassed pre-pandemic figures and continue to move upwards ... Read More
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Egypt Airlines
... as well as offering improved services and competitive pricing to attract travellers. EgyptAir was excluded from the 2023 Skytrax World Airline Awards' top 100 list. This prompted the Tourism and Civil Aviation Committee of Egypt's ... Read More
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Finland Airlines
... Due to high inflation and pressure on fuel prices, sales have already exceeded pre-pandemic levels in current value terms, with ticket price increases being especially high in 2022-2023. Ticket prices do appear to have stabilised ... Read More
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Ecuador Airlines
... Ecuador until December due to a decline in tourism between the two countries. The flow of tourists between Ecuador and Mexico began to decline in 2021 when Mexico introduced visas for visiting Ecuadorians. The situation ... Read More
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Greece Airlines
... to robust sales growth across the sector. Domestic airlines, Aegean and Sky Express, are particularly strong performers, with both airlines achieving growth in passenger numbers and sales that exceed the average for scheduled airlines. To ... Read More
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The Netherlands Airlines
... to mainly sunny destinations. Low-cost carriers reaped the rewards of this trend since many travellers fly to short-haul destinations for their summer holidays. Euromonitor International's Airlines in Netherlands report offers a comprehensive guide to the ... Read More
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Peru Airlines
... to the outstanding performance of low-cost airlines, which have become an attractive option for travellers due to their affordable fares since the lifting of travel restrictions in 2022. The dynamism in domestic tourism, which reached ... Read More
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New Zealand Airlines
... abrupt cessation of international air travel, severely affecting connectivity between New Zealand and global markets. While routes to key destinations such as Australia and North America were swiftly re-established as the country reopened, the reintroduction ... Read More
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Portugal Airlines
... levels. The average unit prices for flights have increased, particularly driven by the growth in long-haul travel, as prices are under pressure from two opposing forces: rising operational costs, including fuel, and the expanding capacity ... Read More
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Canada Airlines
... operating costs, high fuel prices, increasing airport charges and a difficult regulatory environment are some of the main reasons behind the failure of these low-cost carriers. The loss of these airlines will reduce the competition, ... Read More
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Belgium Airlines
... only in Brussels South Charleroi and is the main low cost airline active in Belgium, already surpassed its pre-pandemic level in 2023, while Brussels Airlines, operating in Brussels Airport and the main full service airline ... Read More
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Kenya Airlines
... coupled with effective revenue management strategies. The surge in passenger numbers has been driven by a rebound in leisure tourism and business travel, following the global recovery from the pandemic. Additionally, airlines have optimised their ... Read More
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Israel Airlines
... Indeed, both incoming tourism and outgoing tourism nearly stopped completely at the end of 2023, and airlines did not want to fly to Israel. During this time, the Israeli airlines continued to fly, and El ... Read More
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Inflight Catering Market Analysis and Forecast to 2033: By Food Type (Meals, Bakery and Confectionery, Beverages, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Halal, Kosher, Gourmet Meals), Cuisine Type (Asian Cuisine, European Cuisine, American Cuisine, Middle Eastern Cuisine, Latin American Cuisine, International Cuisine, Fusion Cuisine), Flight Type (Full-service Carriers, Low-cost Carriers, Charter Operators, Private Jet Operators, Others), Distribution Channel (Direct Supply, Third-Party Providers, Regional Caterers) Class (Economy Class, Business Class, First-class), and Region
... American Cuisine, International Cuisine, Fusion Cuisine), Flight Type (Full-service Carriers, Low-cost Carriers, Charter Operators, Private Jet Operators, Others), Distribution Channel (Direct Supply, Third-Party Providers, Regional Caterers) Class (Economy Class, Business Class, First-class), and Region The ... Read More
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Denmark Tourism Flows
... were lifted. As such, though growth is strong in 2024, inbound flows may be lower than those seen in some other markets due to the head start Denmark recorded in post-pandemic recovery. Euromonitor International's Tourism ... Read More
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Taiwan Airlines
... business and leisure customers. Airlines have responded to this increase in demand by building new routes between Taiwan and other countries. Eva Airways, for example, has re-established its route between Kaohsiung and Hong Kong to ... Read More
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Peru Tourism Flows
... number of international visitors remains considerably below pre-pandemic levels. The low recovery in 2023 was largely attributable to the difficult socio-political climate in the country, particularly in the first quarter when widespread social protests led ... Read More
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The Philippines Airlines
... fluctuating airfares. According to leading brand Philippine Airlines (Philippine Airlines Inc), the resurgence in 2024 is “an expected outcome as global travel patterns normalise” and cited “revenge travel” (the desire to travel after being unable ... Read More
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Canada Tourism Flows
... Despite these concerns the number of domestic trips continues to rise. The number of domestic trips and domestic spending are even set to surpass pre pandemic levels in the second half of 2024. The primary ... Read More
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Argentina Airlines
... other modes of transportation, such as bus or rail, which are sometimes considered less convenient. Euromonitor International's Airlines in Argentina report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a ... Read More
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Hong Kong, China Airlines
... on travel in 2024, according to Euromonitor International’s Voice of the Consumer: Lifestyles Survey (fielded January to February 2024). Players continue to navigate capacity recovery in 2024 as flagship carrier Cathay Pacific looks to recover ... Read More
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Colombia Airlines
... challenging years in 2022 and 2023. Five leading airlines, including Latam Airlines, Avianca, Wingo, Click Air, and Satena, cover 51 cities with 204 routes and 5,358 flights every week. This is a significant increase from ... Read More
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Malaysia Airlines
... and using buses and trains remain attractive and affordable options for cross-state travelling, especially for visiting friends and families and when larger groups are travelling together. However, low cost carriers such as AirAsia and AirAsia ... Read More
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The US Airlines
... year. These results come as a surprise to some, as persistent inflation has seen the cost of living increase dramatically for consumers. While such an economic situation often results in consumers cutting back on air ... Read More
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Australia Airlines
... were paused during the pandemic, driven by a significant increase in demand for air travel. The upsurge in demand is being fuelled by a growing interest in both domestic and international travel, along with a ... Read More
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