Corporate Travel Analysis Reports For Asia

In an era where demand for air travel continues to grow, and where competition in the dynamic aviation is getting fierce, airports and airlines must rethink tomorrow's travel and provide travellers with more pleasant, seamless experience. But, how are general market conditions impacting how they are working? The Blue Swan Daily spoke to key industry executives at the recent CAPA Asia Aviation Summit in Singapore to learn their views.

The latest generation of airliners now allow us to fly much further than we have previously, but should we just be focusing on range? Is their enough of a premium demand to deliver the investments that are required for us to once again look at speed as a business differentiator? One man thinks so, and he has already proved to have an entrepreneurial vision that has turned him into a multi-millionaire.

Qantas launched it's fourth route between Australia and Japan today with a year-round Sydney-Osaka service. The route marks the airline's 70 years of flying between the two countries.

Jetstar Asia launched three new routes in Nov-2017, extending the Jetstar Group's Singapore based affiliate network to 28 destinations.

Each week, CAPA - Centre for Aviation, produces informative, thought provoking and detailed market analysis of the aviation industry. With supporting data included in every analysis, CAPA provides unrivalled and unparalleled intelligence.

AirAsia X's decision to cut one of its two daily flights to Perth should ease the overcapacity situation on the Kuala Lumpur-Perth market, benefitting Malaysia Airlines and Malindo Air.

Indonesia's Lion Group should reconsider plans for expanding in the Australia-Bali market after a less than stellar initial performance on its first two Australia-Bali routes.

The travelling habits of Chinese passengers may be changing, but they remain the world's biggest spenders as latest analysis from Swiss research agency m1nd-set shows that they account for more than 13.2% of total duty free sales, more than three times higher than any other nationality.

Every week, CAPA - Centre for Aviation, produces informative, thought provoking and detailed market analysis of the aviation industry. With supporting data included in every analysis, CAPA provides unrivalled and unparalleled intelligence.

The rapid expansion of Chinese carriers in the Australia market has impacted other foreign airlines which traditionally compete in the Australia-China market. Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have been the most impacted in terms of pure traffic volumes but Southeast Asian LCCs, particularly AirAsia X and Scoot, have been the most impacted in terms of potential traffic as previously held aspirations for attracting significant Australia-China traffic have become unrealistic.