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Global Capacity Trending Down to Less Than 50 Million By Year End
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Coronavirus Capacity Update Week Forty-Three: The worrying and steady weekly decline in global capacity continued into a fourteenth consecutive...
China Southern Airlines Becomes the World's Largest Airline Again
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Coronavirus Capacity Update Week Forty One: The last week has probably been one of the most depressing ever in the aviation industry as a series of...
Regional Risks
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News broke this week that Cathay Pacific will be closing its subsidiary Cathay Dragon and cutting 8,500 jobs. It has been a hard 14 months for the...
Small is Beautiful : Pockets of Good News and Positive Signs
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Coronavirus Capacity Update: For the last forty weeks we have analysed the data and every week it has been a grim story of capacity cuts. Short...
Insight behind the World’s Top 20 Airlines – new rankings released
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OAG’s latest review of the World’s Top 20 Airlines – Take Off provides high-level insight into current airline performance drawing on data from the...
Southwest Strategic Opportunity
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If you have over 100 aircraft scheduled for delivery in 2020/21 and a further 106 that are currently inactive then you have plenty of capacity. But...
OAG Coronavirus Update – Week Thirty-Nine Delta Air Lines Becomes The World’s Largest Carrier...At Least For This Week
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Traditionally the next week is one of the most impressive displays of the success of the airline industry, the Big Three US carriers announce their...
OAG Coronavirus Update - Week Thirty-Eight 32,000 Professionals Furloughed As Capacity Stabilises
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In the week that some 32,000 aviation professionals’ careers were placed at risk in the United States as the CARES Act expires, it feels like a...
Transatlantic Turmoil Potential US$10 Billion Risk Looming
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At this time of year many scheduled airlines are normally smiling. The Summer season is over, pressure on load factors eases whilst the accountants...
OAG Coronavirus Update - Week Thirty-Seven Signs of a Golden Week For Aviation Although We’ve Broken The Billion Lost Seats Mark
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This is the week when the one billion mark occurred; since the 20th January we have now seen over one billion fewer scheduled seats planned that...