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Global airlines slash 2026 profit forecast on fuel shock from Iran warThe global airline industry has significantly lowered its 2026 profit forecast due to rising fuel costs and disruptions from the Iran war. ...- Air India board meeting on May 7; cost-saving steps, CEO selection likely on agendaAir India's board meets May 7 to discuss cost cuts and a new CEO. The airline faces significant losses and challenges from rising jet fuel ...
- '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...
- Airlines projected to report USD 36 billion profit in 2025: IATAGlobal airlines are set to soar with profits reaching 36 billion USD next year. The International Air Transport Association, IATA, held its...
- Global airlines see growth in 2025 despite supply chain issuesAirlines predict record profits and passenger numbers for 2025. Revenues are expected to top a trillion dollars. The industry expects 5.2 b...
- Global airline industry to post USD 6.9 billion loss in 2022: IATAIn June, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) projected the industry loss at USD 9.7 billion. In October 2021, it forecast a ...
- Global airline industry to post $28 bn profit in 2019, lower than projected last year: IATAAccording to IATA, the airlines' fuel bill is projected to rise to USD 206 billion, which will represent 25 per cent of average operating c...
- Airlines seem clocking USD 35.5 bn net profit in 2019: IATAThe grouping of around 290 airlines worldwide also said that the passenger numbers are expected to rise to 4.59 billion next year from 4.34...
- Global airlines' industry profit to hit $38.4bn in 2018: IATAThe outlook is still bright, bucking a trend to eight-year cycles that would indicate a major downturn was due soon, IATA Chief Economist B...
- Global airlines industry to see 'record' $35.6 bn profit in 2016IATA, the global grouping that represents around 265 airlines, said the profitability outlook for this year has been revised downwards owin...
- Global airline industry's profit to touch $39.4 billion this yearAccording to IATA, the outlook is based on oil averaging $45/barrel (Brent) over the course of the year which is significantly lower than t...
- High taxes, rising costs check growth of Indian aviation: IATA"High fuel taxes and operating costs, coupled with infrastructure constraints, remains a challenge" for the Indian aviation industry, IATA ...
- IATA projects lower profits for carriers in Asia-PacificIATA today projected lower profits for carriers in Asia-Pacific region, saying "turmoil" in foreign exchange markets in India affected grow...
- Over $ 4 billion hike in global aviation industry profits: IATAIATA today projected an over $ four billion hike in the global aviation industry profits this year compared to last year.
- International Air Transport Association raises its profit forecastInternational Air Transport Association has revised its profit forecast upwards as carriers expect better-than-estimated revenues.
- Airlines in Asia-Pacific region to corner maximum profitsAirlines in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to corner the maximum profits this year, with the aviation industry's umbrella body IATA p...
- Airlines to lose $5.2 bn in 2008 on high fuel prices: IATAGlobal airlines are expected to post a combined loss of 5.2 bn dollars in 2008 on a "toxic" combination of high oil prices and falling dema...
- Airlines to lose $5.2bn in 2008 on high fuel prices: IATAGlobal airlines are expected to post a combined loss of 5.2 bn dollars in 2008 on a "toxic" combination of high oil prices and falling dema...
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