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- 41. Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) - State of the Industry with Subhas Menon, DG
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The state of international air travel is particularly grim, with Asia Pacific airlines currently carrying less than 2 million international passengers per month, compared to 39 million a month in 2019. Seat capacity on international routes has accordingly fallen by 89% compared to 2019. Subhas Menon, Director General of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), gives media a
- 42. Demand for Air Travel Slows in March
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IATA’s global passenger traffic results for March 2014 show a moderation of the pace of growth in demand. Total revenue passenger kilometers (RPKs) increased 3.1% compared to March 2013. Although this represented a slowdown in comparison to the February year-on-year traffic increase of 5.6%, cumulative traffic growth for Q1 2014 was 5.6%, which is a slight improvement over the 5.2%
- 43. Mike Delaney to Lead Boeing's Confident Travel Initiative
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Boeing has appointed Mike Delaney to lead the company's Confident Travel Initiative. Working across the industry, Delaney's team will work to develop new solutions to help minimize air travel health risks amid the COVID19 pandemic and drive awareness of health safeguards already in place.
- 44. Contactless Technologies Helping to Build Confidence with Travellers
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Now that government authorities in several countries have started to relax air travel restrictions, airports and hotels are trying to re-build confidence in travelers and contactless technologies are proving to be a game changer.
- 45. Air Travel Demand Stays Strong in May 2014
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IATA’s global passenger traffic results for May 2014 show demand growth of 6.2% compared to May 2013. Asia Pacific carriers recorded an increase of 7.3% compared to May 2013, which was the largest increase among the three biggest regions. The strong performance suggests that downward pressure on demand from sluggishness in the Chinese economy is likely easing. According to JP Morga
- 46. IATA Reports Global Air Traffic for July 2013; Asia Pacific Up 6.3%
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Demand for air travel recorded another solid month of growth in July 2013. According to IATA, overall revenue passenger kilometers (RPKs) were up 5.0% compared to July 2012, and all regions were up year-on-year, with emerging markets recording the strongest increases. Capacity rose 5.5% on the previous July, ahead of demand, and industry load factor dropped 0.4 percentage points to
- 47. Demand for Air Travel in 2015 Strongest Result in Five Years
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Asia Pacific carriers recorded a demand increase of 8.2% compared to 2014, which was the largest increase among the three largest regions. Demand was stimulated by a 7.3% increase in the number of direct airport connections in the region, resulting in time-savings for travelers. Capacity rose 6.4%, pushing up load factor 1.3 percentage points to 78.2%.
- 48. IATA Urges Governments to Implement ICAO’s Global Guidelines for Restoring Air Travel
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IATA has urged governments to quickly implement the ICAO’s global guidelines for restoring air connectivity. The ICAO Council has published 'Take Off' an authoritative and comprehensive framework of risk-based temporary measures for air transport operations during the COVID19 crisis.
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