The Australian domestic aviation market share picture is changing
On the back of Jetstar Airways announcing the launch of Brisbane – Canberra services earlier this month, now is a good time to look at...
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Battle For The Australian Domestic Market Intensifies
The Australian aviation market is in a structurally fortunate position as a COVID recovery begins to take shape. The large domestic...
Structural changes in the market a hindrance to aviation's recovery
With the industry beginning to show some early, positive signs of recovery in the form of easing travel restrictions, there is a question...
Social distancing a nightmare for airline economics
Recently IATA Chief Executive Officer, Alexandre de Juniac, was quoted saying “Cheap travel is over”. This was the summary of a response...
Jetstar announces end to regional New Zealand operations
Earlier this month, Jetstar announced plans to halt its turboprop services in New Zealand citing continued losses and weak outlook in the...
A321P2F a game changer for airfreight in Australia?
Earlier this month Qantas announced plans to introduce the A321 passenger to freighter (A321P2F) conversion aircraft into its fleet. The...
Are there indications of a slowdown in the Australian aviation market?
The answer depends on what part of the market you’re looking at. There are a lot of discussions taking place, both in Australia and...
Biometric technology at airports - a threat or opportunity for airport retail?
With biometric technology advancing quickly, it’s predicted that in just in a few years from now, passengers will need only their face to...
Jetgo’s entry into voluntary administration leaves a large hole in the Australian regional aviation
On 1 June 2018, Jetgo, the Brisbane-based regional and charter airline went into voluntary administration. Since it started operations,...
Deep dive market analysis: a key ingredient in forecasting
There has been a lot of media coverage and discussion lately about airport privatisations across the developed and developing world. In...
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