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Asia Pacific Carriers See 500% Increase In International Demand

Asia Pacific Carriers See 500% Increase In International Demand

Airlines in the region are seeing travelers returning in huge numbers.

Gaurav Joshi 3 years ago
Asia-Pacific Airlines Carry 7 Times More Passengers Year-On-Year

Asia-Pacific Airlines Carry 7 Times More Passengers Year-On-Year

The region saw 13.4 million international passengers in November 2022.

Steven Walker 3 years ago
Where Is Asia-Pacific On The Road To Recovery?

Where Is Asia-Pacific On The Road To Recovery?

In December, Asia-Pacific had 155 million seats, or 37% of the world's capacity on offer, well ahead of North America wi...

Michael Doran 3 years ago
Air Travel Continues To Rebound In Asia-Pacific In October

Air Travel Continues To Rebound In Asia-Pacific In October

Demand within the region surged by more than 600% year-on-year.

Charlotte Seet 3 years ago
AAPA Says Asia-Pacific Recovery Held Back By Regulations

AAPA Says Asia-Pacific Recovery Held Back By Regulations

AAPA's Assembly of Presidents concluded with three resolutions calling for governments to address airline regulatory cha...

Michael Doran 3 years ago
ATR Eyes Asia-Pacific STOL Opportunities

ATR Eyes Asia-Pacific STOL Opportunities

ATR says the 42-600S STOL is perfect for opening new markets in Asia-Pacific, which is already its biggest regional mark...

Michael Doran 3 years ago
Asia-Pacific International Traffic Sees Good Recovery In August

Asia-Pacific International Traffic Sees Good Recovery In August

August was a good month for passenger traffic in Asia-Pacific, but there are miles to go for a proper recovery.

Gaurav Joshi 3 years ago
Asia-Pacific Airlines Down But On The Way Back To Better Times

Asia-Pacific Airlines Down But On The Way Back To Better Times

Asia-Pacifc dropped from 40% of world passenger traffic in 2020 to 27% in 2021, losing top spot to North America.

Michael Doran 3 years ago
Asian Passenger Aviation Sees "Robust Growth" Despite Cargo Lull

Asian Passenger Aviation Sees "Robust Growth" Despite Cargo Lull

The increasing willingness to fly continues to drive a recovery in both leisure and business travel.

Charlotte Seet 4 years ago
Chinese Air Cargo Supplies Uplifted By Easing Omicron Restrictions

Chinese Air Cargo Supplies Uplifted By Easing Omicron Restrictions

The easing of Covid-19 restrictions has allowed supply production to resume which is predicted to add demand to the air ...

Riley Pickett 4 years ago
Asia Rebounds Strongly In May With China Traffic Still To Come

Asia Rebounds Strongly In May With China Traffic Still To Come

Asia-Pacific airline traffic is growing but is less than 25% of per-COVID levels, with weekly capacity down by nine mill...

Michael Doran 4 years ago
Where airBaltic's Airbus A220 Stopped On Its Asia-Pacific Tour

Where airBaltic's Airbus A220 Stopped On Its Asia-Pacific Tour

The aircraft will return to Latvia tonight.

Jake Hardiman 4 years ago
The Challenges Facing The Asia-Pacific Aviation Recovery

The Challenges Facing The Asia-Pacific Aviation Recovery

Gaurav Joshi 4 years ago