Traveller behaviour
Flight rightsizing and business regionalisation could see a rising demand for smaller capacity airliners alongside a renewed focus on more efficient, greener aircraft types
The trend in the 2010s was towards larger capacity aircraft, mainly delivered by upguaging in short-haul flying. During the decade we saw a +19.4% rise
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Changing traveller attitudes and behaviours – confidence varies throughout the journey, while increased digitalisation seen as critical to rebuilding belief
The news about a potential vaccine for COVID-19 is the long awaited update we have been seeking that offers an escape from the challenges of
What was innovation, is now the norm – airlines seem to have made the right choices as flying becomes a commodity, but in-flight entertainment, hand baggage and seat recline still remain in demand
The arrival of the LCC model has seen flying morph from an experience to a commodity, and it seems airlines have generally got things right
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Traveller wellbeing, budget control, implementation of technology and managing traveller behaviour are the big challenges for travel buyers in 2020
Traveller wellbeing, budget control, implementation of technology and managing traveller behaviour will be among their biggest challenges for travel managers in 2020 according to the