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Chinese Capacity Recovers…Global Capacity Remains Stable
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The welcomed addition of another 2.9 million scheduled seats (18,200 flights) back into the Chinese domestic market provides a positive update on...
Coronavirus Week Six - Capacity Recovers Slightly...Or Does It?
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If you believe the data, then this week sees the first signs of a recovery in capacity to/from and within China for the first time since the...
How Green Is Your Airline?
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Last week a British Airways Boeing 747 beat the record for a subsonic transatlantic crossing, thanks to a supercharged jetstream. With a flight...
Lessons From Flybe - European Regional Airline Networks And Hub Access
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One of the repeated comments regarding the recent near demise of UK regional airline Flybe was that it doesn’t have access to London...
Coronavirus Continues Damaging China Capacity
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Five weeks ago, China was the third largest international aviation market in the world; today it ranks 25th, just behind Portugal and slightly...
Coronavirus Kills International Capacity
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Last week we reported on probably the most dramatic reduction in capacity we had ever seen in one market; one week later we have to report that...
Coronavirus: Resilience of air travel means recovery will come in time
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In the middle of a crisis it’s often hard to see beyond it, and to imagine life getting back to normal. The latest crisis to hit the...
Are Flight Cancellations Running Ahead Of Coronovirus Spread?
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Between February 2nd and February 3rd 2020, the daily World Health Organization coronavirus situation report indicated 2827 more...
Coronavirus Strikes Chinese Aviation
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One in Four Seats Cancelled The last week has seen unprecedented levels of action by Governments to control the spread of Coronavirus....
Vienna's Changing Market
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Ultra-Low-Cost provokes legacy woes The battle amongst Europe’s low-cost airlines has slowly been shifting eastwards as markets...