Global airline body expects airfares to fall in 2025, with profits set to soar

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Global airline body expects airfares to fall in 2025, with profits set to soar

Airlines are expected to deliver a global profit of US$36.6 billion next year, International Air Transport Association says.

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Cost of flying set to soar in 2025, say Luxair and industry experts

Entire aviation sector facing price rises, Luxembourg’s national airline warns

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Aviation sector expects record 2025 with +five billion passengers

IATA, the global airline umbrella organization, expects airlines worldwide to carry 5.2 billion passengers next year, the first time this will exceed the 5 billion mark. More passengers also mean more flights, leading to higher CO2 emissions from the aviation sector. For example, using more sustainable fuels, such as biomass or used oils, could help address this. But IATA warns that the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs) lags behind…

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The number of airline passengers will reach 5.2 billion in 2025. However, increasing costs and low earnings per passenger increase the possibility of an increase in airline tickets. Here are the expected developments in the aviation sector...

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Airline profits to strengthen in 2025 – Iata

IATA’s financial outlook for the global airline industry in 2025 shows a slight strengthening of profitability amid ongoing cost and supply chain challenges. According to IATA’s forecast, net profits are expected to hit $36.6 billion in 2025 with a 3.6% net profit margin. “That is a slight improvement from the expected $31.5 billion net profit in 2024 (3.3% net profit margin).

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Although many areas of the world economy could face major challenges in the coming year, commercial aviation seems not to be, as airlines anticipate record figures for passenger transportation and profits.