Category: Aviation News

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Rising Demand and Challenges Ahead for Summer Travel 2024

Get ready for a record-breaking summer travel 2024! As global passenger traffic surges past pre-pandemic levels, airlines are gearing up for a busy and profitable period. However, with rising demand come significant challenges, from aircraft delivery delays to operational complexities. Discover in our latest blog post what lies ahead for the aviation industry and how it plans to tackle these hurdles to ensure a smooth travel experience.

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Aviation Wrap-up April 2024: Sustainability in Focus

2024 brings a technology overhaul, with emerging tech revolutionizing airport operations. IATA’s new report addresses the environmental impact of single-use plastics, aligning with airlines’ sustainability efforts. The latest AviationPros podcast provides expert insights on taking a proactive approach to sustainability and creating a green optimization initiative from INFORM’s SVP Uschi Schulte-Sasse. Finally, OAG reveals the ‘Top 10 Busiest Global Airports in the World’. Find out more here.

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Aviation Wrap-Up November 2023

In November, the aviation industry continued to leverage the advantages of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and broader digitalization tools. Concurrently, the sector maintained its commitment to researching and finding ways to further reduce emissions. Finally, data insights reveal speed and convenience as top priorities among air travelers. Read more here.

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Aviation Wrap-Up October 2023

October was a month in which the global aviation industry continued to grapple with ongoing challenges relating to demand and capacity, labor shortages, new aircraft production delays, and geopolitical tensions. The industry, however, is motivated and proactively seeking a range of solutions to improve its operations. Find out more in our monthly wrap-up.

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Aviation Wrap-Up September 2023

In September, the aviation industry saw significant progress. Low-cost carriers, currently responsible for one-third of global scheduled flights, continue to grow. Air cargo carriers appeared to have entered a positive trajectory with declining losses and rising airfreight rates. Airports are also expanding their sustainability efforts. Read more in our monthly wrap-up.