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Trade Tensions, Political Uncertainty Dim Air Travel Outlook; Record Traveller Forecast Trimmed
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Trade Tensions, Political Uncertainty Dim Air Travel Outlook; Record Traveller Forecast Trimmed

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Despite the headwinds, including persistent supply chain snags, airlines will still turn a greater profit, Iata says. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story
Global Airlines Set to Earn RM153bil in 2025 Amid Mounting Challenges: IATA
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Global Airlines Set to Earn RM153bil in 2025 Amid Mounting Challenges: IATA

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KUALA LUMPUR: The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revised its forecast for global airline net profits in 2025 to RM153 billion (US$36 billion). © New Straits Times Press (M) BhdSee the Story
US airport privatisation: Can airports in the US be assessed by their ownership criteria?
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US airport privatisation: Can airports in the US be assessed by their ownership criteria?

In the US, and as is well recognised now, the original Airport Privatisation Pilot Programme produced no discernible result - with only one small airport leased, and that quickly returned to public sector control. Until 2013 that is, when Puerto Rico's main airport - one in which "changing a light bulb required four workers, sometimes five if there was a light bulb available" - was leased to a consortium, one that is now 100% foreign-owned. It i…Read Article

Lebanese government to seek private sector support for new national-level airport

A couple of years ago Ireland's proactive daa International was set to operate a new government-built terminal building at Beirut Airport - but it suddenly fell through when the construction project collapsed. It was a miracle that daa, or anyone else from the west, was there at all. Lebanon's problems are many, and they span four decades, including a bloody 15-year civil war, the present for finally extracting itself from that being a virtual t…Beirut · BeirutRead Article

Eurowings gets new premium seat before other Lufthansa Group airlines

Eurowings is introducing a new premium business seat - its 'Premium BIZ' seat - on its A320neo service between Berlin and Dubai. The seat will be bookable from Aug-2025 and flown from Nov-2025. Eurowings also plans to introduce the concept on other longer medium haul routes in the autumn of 2025. Notably, the Lufthansa low-cost subsidiary is trialling the new seat before any other group airline, none of which currently have any kind of premium s…Lufthansa · GermanyRead Article

Continental & Nordic Europe May-2025 route launches

55 new routes launched in the region ... 20 different carriers feature in the list. Eurowings accounted for the most new routes (9), followed by Sky Alps and Volotea (7), and Condor Flugdienst (5).Read Article

As US airlines monitor close-in bookings, South American airlines cite demand trends, for now...

Airlines based in South America aren't seeing the same level of pressure on demand as their US counterparts, but are keeping a cautious eye on forward bookings as global macroeconomic dynamics continue to cast clouds of uncertainty on the aviation sector. But even as South American airlines feel reasonably positive about near-term prospects, visibility for later in the year remains murky as tariff whiplash continues, and those airlines aren't of…Aviation · United StatesRead Article

Despite filing for Chapter 11, Azul's has introduced air travel to millions of Brazilians

It's fair to conclude that Azul tried extremely hard to avoid Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. But despite two major out-of-court restructurings of its balance sheet over the course of the last two years, Azul now has encountered the same fate as LATAM and GOL. Unlike some airlines elsewhere around the globe that have recently sought Chapter 11, Azul doesn't have a flawed business model. Using a diversified fleet, the airline has introduced air…Air Travel · BrazilRead Article

Next stage of Brazilian regional airports concession will be single auction per airport, not blocks

The Brazilian airport concession programme, the most reported of any by CAPA - Centre for Aviation, over 14 years, has progressed sometimes rapidly and sometimes staggered its way through seven tranches. It seemed to have come to a natural conclusion with the São Paulo Congonhas deal, leaving only the two Rio de Janeiro airports to be sorted out - a first time concession and a reconcession that the new government decided should be in tandem. But…Rio De Janeiro · Rio De JaneiroRead Article

IATA AGM: Oil price is stable, but net zero transition will cost industry USD4.7 trillion

The fact that the cost of fuel is not dominating airline boardroom discussions and content at industry conferences is remarkable. It is a cost that airlines have limited control over, except for highly complicated hedging policies where some will be winners and others losers. But right now it is described by IATA Director General, Willie Walsh as a key driver of anticipated stronger annual airline profitability in 2025. A revised outlook was rel…Oil and Gas Sector · DelhiRead Article

Singapore Airlines is not immune to industry pressures, but remains in a strong position

Singapore Airlines (SIA) is confident that it has the right foundations in place to allow it to weather the latest wave of industry challenges - and also to take advantage of the next phases of Asia Pacific growth. SIA's operating results are coming under the same pressures as those of most other Asian airlines - with headwinds from supply chain issues, competition, tightening yields, and geopolitical uncertainty. While its earnings remain stron…Singapore Airlines · SingaporeRead Article

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