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Air Freight Monthly Analysis - May 2015
Analysis of how the freight industry has performed in terms of traffic and utilization
- Market Developments
- Air Freight Monthly Analysis
Industry Performance: The Americas - Miami
- Presentations
Airline Industry Economic Performance - 2015 Mid-year - Report
The Airline Industry Economic Performance takes a broader look at how the industry is adding value for its consumers, the wider economy and governments, as well as for its investors.
- Outlook
- Industry Economic Performance
Giving Bali TFA Wings
Geneva, June 2015. Air cargo & the the impact of the Bali Trade Facilitation Agreement.
- Presentations
Airline Industry Economic Performance - 2015 Mid-year - Tables
The Airline Industry Economic Performance takes a broader look at how the industry is adding value for its consumers, the wider economy and governments, as well as for its investors.
- Outlook
- Industry Economic Performance
Airline Industry Economic Performance - 2015 Mid-year - Slides
The Airline Industry Economic Performance takes a broader look at how the industry is adding value for its consumers, the wider economy and governments, as well as for its investors.
- Outlook
- Industry Economic Performance
Air Freight Monthly Analysis - Apr 2015
Analysis of how the freight industry has performed in terms of traffic and utilization
- Market Developments
- Air Freight Monthly Analysis
Air Passenger Monthly Analysis - Apr 2015
Analysis of how the air passenger industry has performed in terms of traffic and utilization
- Market Developments
- Air Passenger Monthly Analysis
Airlines Financial Monitor - May 2015
Monthly review of the industry financial performance.
- Market Developments
- Airlines Financial Monitor
Global Air Passenger Markets: Riding Out Periods of Turbulence
The global air passenger market has proven remarkably resilient to market shocks in the past. Nonetheless, it should not be taken for granted that this resilience will be always automatic; a smarter regulatory approach is key to enabling the industry to get back on its feet as quickly as possible after future unanticipated shocks.
- Market & Industry Issues
- Shocks