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- 73. Airline Traffic Growth Slows Again in July 2012
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Asia Pacific carriers saw demand growth of just 0.9%. This is a major slowdown from the 5.8% recorded in the June year-on-year comparison. Moreover, compared to the previous month (June 2012), demand contracted by 1.3%. European airlines appear to be benefiting more than Asia Pacific airlines from the recently stronger trade flows from West to East, while the Middle Eastern airline
- 74. Air Travel Demand Continues to Improve; IATA Reports September 2013 Traffic
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According to date compiled by IATA, global passenger traffic results for September 2013 show a continuation of the strong demand trend despite a slight slowdown from August. Total revenue passenger kilometers (RPKs) rose 5.5% compared to September 2012. Capacity increased at a slightly lower pace at 5.3% over the same period. The load factor in September (80.3%) was largely in line
- 75. Honeywell Forecasts Steady Global Helicopter Demand for Next Five Years
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In its 17th annual Turbine-Powered Civil Helicopter Purchasing Outlook, Honeywell Aerospace forecasts that 4,750-5,250 civilian-use helicopters will be delivered during 2015-2019. Overall, five-year demand for turbine-powered, civil helicopters remains steady versus the 2014 five-year forecast, with moderate improvement in new helicopter purchase plans reported, offsetting the shor
- 76. Slowing Airline Passenger Demand and Shrinking Freight Markets
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Asia Pacific airlines reported 5.3% demand growth for August 2011, slightly below a 5.6% capacity expansion. This is slightly better than the year-to-date growth of 4.4%, reflecting the recovery in Japanese international travel. Load factors of 78.9% were below the industry average of 81.2%.
- 77. IATA Reports Airline Passenger and Cargo Traffic for May 2009
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IATA Reports Airline Passenger and Cargo Traffic for May 2009. International scheduled traffic results compiled by IATA for May 2009 show passenger demand declining 9.3% compared to the same month in the previous year, while freight demand was down by 17.4%. International passenger load factors stood at 71.2%, down from 74.5% recorded in May 2008.
- 78. IATA Reports July 2009 Airline Traffic
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IATA Reports July 2009 Airline Traffic. International scheduled airline traffic results for July 2009 show passenger demand declining 2.9% compared to the same month in 2008, while freight demand was down 11.3%. International passenger load factors stood at 80.3%.
- 79. IATA Reports Global Airline Statistics from March 2012
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Asia Pacific airlines also experienced healthy growth, with demand up 8.1% on a 4.3% rise in capacity, pushing load factors up to 76.5%. Year-to-year comparisons were impacted by the March 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami, which are estimated to have reduced 2011 demand by 3%, exaggerating year-over-year growth by a like amount.
- 80. Global Air Freight: FTKs Up 4.2% in May 2018
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IATA's global air freight data for May 2018 shows that demand, measured in freight tonne kilometers (FTKs), rose 4.2% compared to the same month in 2017. This was slightly down from the 5.2% (revised from 4.1%) growth in annual demand recorded in April 2018. Freight capacity, measured in available freight tonne kilometers (AFTKs), grew by 6.2% year-on-year in May 2018. This was the
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