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Airlines Add More Capacity This Week & Capacity is Much Stronger Than This Time Last Year
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The headline numbers suggest that global airline capacity has seen a slight recovery back to 61.9 million seats this week, a 1.2% increase.
Australian Outbound: Tasman Travel Bubble and Beyond
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This week the Tasman Travel Bubble takes effect, allowing scheduled air travel to resume between Australia and New Zealand without the requirement...
Aviation Hops Towards A Recovery in Some Places But Global Airline Capacity Falls Again
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It's only 40,000 seats in each direction, or just 0.065% of global airline capacity but for anyone in Australia or New Zealand the opening of the...
Prospects for Long Haul Travel: When Family Ties Count and Predicting Which Markets Will Come Back First
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At OAG we’ve spent a year trying to understand how air travel will evolve post-COVID
Aviation’s Maddest Week of News - Airline Capacity Shrinks Too
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Even by aviation’s normal standards, it has been a strange week.
Domestic Markets Diverging: Tracking the Way Back for 5 Key Markets
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In a previous blog on domestic market recovery , we focused on the biggest domestic markets in the world, looking at whether there were common...
Airlines Continue to Add Back Capacity - Eight Consecutive Weeks of Capacity Growth
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The eighth consecutive week of capacity growth takes us to 63.2 million seats a week, the highest point for over a year and further hope of a slow...
Summer Season Airline Capacity Begins to Bounce Back
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US Airlines Add New Airport Pairs in May & June
Summer Holidays in Spain: Should we be Relying on Vaccines?
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The annual surge in summer visitors to Spain pre-COVID may have resulted in complaints of over-tourism but the reality of a second summer season...
Mixed Messages in A Week of Capacity Changes and United Airlines Make Dramatic Transatlantic Capacity Cuts for Q3
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It feels like it has been a busy week in terms of airline activity