Airline Analysis

Although global business travel spend is increasing, recent events have pushed back business travel’s forecasted full recovery into 2026 instead of the original forecast of 2024.

According to an Amadeus study, Consumers view travel as the highest priority discretionary spend category over the coming twelve months.

It's been another tumultuous year of commercial aviation, so now is a great time to take a step back and review the content that's resonated most with you our readers.

Could customer experience and loyalty programs be converging to create a more synchronous travel journey? Recent events might be signaling a new future of travel.

Machine learning and artificial intelligence offer airlines a great opportunity within revenue management, but airlines need to have proper goals to capture their full potential.

As airlines now explore new applications for Machine Learning they need to build upon learnings from history.

Amadeus Travel Pulse air travel search data reveals that for the first four months of 2022, search volumes around the globe have been increasing, almost reaching that of 2019.

In order to cater to bespoke travel segments, airlines may use a more finely-tuned approach to bundles without adding complexity to the individual customer booking process.

There are unique fare bundling opportunities to be had by airlines that can deploy the right pricing strategy.

As Doug Parker leaves the CEO position at American Airlines on March 31, the industry needs to recognize the importance of his leadership over the past two decades.

In commercial aviation, four hot topics are converging: customer-centricity, loyalty programs, fintech and data & analytics. Let's connect the dots.

Where is crypto’s place in air travel and should airlines embrace this alternative payment option?

Have a look at our top 10 most read articles about commercial aviation from the past year.

Last week marked the end of the biggest Dubai Airshow in 17 years, and the biggest of its kind in the region. Here are the major highlights from the event.

Highlights from Skift's second annual Aviation Forum including business and international travel, 2022 and beyond outlooks and predictions and sustainability discussions.

Some thoughts about how individual airlines approached their businesses strategically; how they shuffled their people and fleets, and how they’re positioned for the future.

SupremeFly, based in Austria with its base in Bratislava, started flights with an E190 aircraft earlier this month, plans to operate under a subscription-based model.

Could the Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS) be the catalyst of the future of air travel?

Debated for its sustainability, the long-haul, low-cost (LHLC) model for airlines is a question that remains unanswered. Every wave in aviation's history brings another attempt.

Hospitio examines the value of airline loyalty programs by looking at their history, how they evolved and where they could be heading.

Hospitio looked at the June 2021 domestic schedules for the largest U.S. airlines for clues to the competitive implications of the network changes implemented during COVID-19.

We take a look at how IPOs among less established airlines are becoming the norm as a means of generating capital.

Demand has been building for a long time now, and data says all those eager travelers are most likely to fly with airlines providing a safe journey.

The IATA Travel Pass has rolled out and had successful trial phases, but what does it mean for air travel in totality? Will it be catalyst to a spike in demand?

Low-cost carriers will lead the demand recovery while pushing revenue management technology forward.