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IATA OUTLOOK 2025
'Resilient' airlines head for record passenger numbers: IATAInternational airlines anticipate a record 5.2 billion passengers in 2026, with profits for 2025 projected at $39.5 billion, an increase fr...- Apple will earn more selling iPhone cover than airlines transporting passenger: IATA chiefApple earns more from an iPhone cover than airlines will make per passenger next year, IATA chief Willie Walsh said, underscoring how thin ...
- Global airline industry to post record $41 billion profit in 2026: IATAAviation's record profit of $41 billion is anticipated by 2026, driven by robust passenger demand, particularly from India and China. Despi...
- Aviation soars, but profits still on the groundIndia's aviation sector is experiencing rapid expansion. However, profitability remains a concern for airlines globally. IATA forecasts low...
- India soars to 3rd spot in global aviation market, says IATAIndia's aviation sector has surged past pre-pandemic levels, becoming the world's third-largest in passenger traffic. IATA highlights risin...
- Falling rupee puts pressure on Air India's cost structure; international flights provide hedge: Company officialAir India faces cost and profitability pressures due to the falling rupee, as operational expenses increase with most costs in dollars. How...
- Airlines are price takers, they do not have influence on prices they pay: IATA Chief EconomistAirline ticket prices have not kept pace with inflation. Airlines struggle with high costs like jet fuel and administrative fees. They are ...
- Air passenger numbers to top five billion in 2025: IATAThe International Air Transport Association (IATA) projects over five billion air passengers in 2025, marking a historic milestone. Industr...
- Airlines face another bleak year as outlook worsensThe industry is expected to register net post-tax losses of $47.7 billion (39.7 billion euros) in 2021, greater than the $38 billion foreca...
- Optimistic on aviation sector despite rising fuel prices and tax regimes: Naresh GoyalJet Airways reported a consolidated loss of Rs 636.45 crore in FY18 despite around five per cent increase in revenue due to increased costs.
- A narrow market rally always ends badly: Shankar SharmaThis is a distribution rally. This is a rally in which just a handful of stocks are driving up the index, opined ace marketman Shankar Shar...
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