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2024 ? Waw !! With 4.7 billion passengers expected in 2024, global air transport reaches new records (IATA) After two years of deep crisis and two years of recovery, air transport will break its 2019 records. With 4.7 billion passengers expected in 2024, it will reach a level never before known. And the same goes for profits with its first net profits. #Airlines #business #passengers #record

Airlines that have yet to adopt the Aircraft Interface Device (AID) may want to reconsider. I explain why I believe a new generation of AID solutions with #edgecomputing capabilities are making many #airlines re-think the value they can provide by helping airline personnel make faster, more data-driven decisions. You can read more here: https://lnkd.in/eMuW4ipi 

Great overview on the incremental value potential for airlines enabled by smart router / AID deployment

Passengers will fly in 2024 with airlines that are putting their post-lockdown plans into place. And that includes shiny new airplanes containing new seat designs arriving at a rapid pace. A scattering of new airports and terminals will change the game in a few key regions, although some routes and airplanes will be delayed into 2025 or further because of supply chain difficulties. #Afroport #airportservices #airportexpertise #airportmanagement #aviation

In his latest article, Davies explores the profound impacts of these shortages on revenue streams for airlines, service providers, and the entire aviation ecosystem. From production delays to supply chain disruptions, discover the challenges this sector is facing and the potential opportunities that arise amidst the turbulence. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ePKpKkYT #AviationIndustry #AircraftShortages #Airlines #EconomicImpact #DaviesAnalysis #Aviation

"If the wheels are in the air, they're making money. If the wheels of the plane are on the tarmac, they're losing money. Do whatever you need to do to have more percent of the day the wheels on the air. And by the way, the wheels of Southwest airline planes as an average are two hours more than the industry in the air." --- #EfficiencyInMotion #AirlineStrategy

Forecast: Turbulence As mentioned above, a record number of passengers are expected to pass through U.S. airports this week. So, you'd think that now is a great time to run an airline. That's not the case:  Airlines are dealing with an extended bout of turbulence; things like increased costs for fuel, wages, and interest rates. Plus, problems at Boeing have also led to a shortage of planes for airlines to accommodate the growing number of passengers. While strong bookings can help somewhat, they cannot completely solve the financial strain that airlines are facing. Source: Market Briefs for 07/05/2024

Forecast: Turbulence As mentioned above, a record number of passengers are expected to pass through U.S. airports this week. So, you'd think that now is a great time to run an airline. That's not the case:  Airlines are dealing with an extended bout of turbulence; things like increased costs for fuel, wages, and interest rates. Plus, problems at Boeing have also led to a shortage of planes for airlines to accommodate the growing number of passengers. While strong bookings can help somewhat, they cannot completely solve the financial strain that airlines are facing. Source: Market Briefs for 07/05/2024

Very interesting analysis. If they have too much capacity, why not take new WBs and retire older aircraft that have to be more expensive to maintain. Airline strategies is a fascinating game. Subscribe to find out more, you won’t regret it.

What is an airline schedule? What data makes up a flight schedule? Where do airlines send their schedules, and why? ✈️ We explain all in our latest Insider's Guide: https://hubs.li/Q02FNf1S0 #Airlines #Aviation #AirlineData #AviationData