Global Airlines Industry - Analysis and Forecast 2010 - 2019

LONDON, Jan. 18, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- After experiencing a slump for many years following 9/11 and the global recession, the global airline industry has been experiencing very strong growth in the last 3-4 years. The 2014 brought about excellent results for the global airline industry followed by rising air fares along with a boost in passenger growth as well.

While the airline industry dealt with a spate of major airline accidents such as the MH370, MH17 and the Germanwings crash, airlines continued to focus on increasing security and boosting features to ensure higher passenger safety. However, the Asian market did witness a slowdown in travel primarily owing to these disasters as well as a military coup in Thailand.

The industry boosted revenues through partnerships and alliances and higher fees by charging for ancillary services such as fees for baggage, extra amenities, ticket changes, frequent flyer programs, etc. Domestic travel continued to be the leading segment of the global airline industry accounting for nearly 60% of the entire industry, followed by international travel, accounting for just over 40%.

The United States, China, Russia, United Kingdom and Germany had some of the world's largest fleets in the years 2013 and 2014. Emerging markets such as Latin America and Asia Pacific remained the high growth markets for aircraft manufacturers.

Aruvian Research analyzes the Global Airlines Industry in this comprehensive research report. The report analyzes 27 key airline markets such as the United States, China, India, Germany, United Kingdom, Russia, South Korea and others. We also analyze over 75 major airlines in the global airline industry.

The global airline industry is analyzed through industry statistics, industry growth by value, by volume of passengers, industry profitability, industry segmentation and fleet development. We also analyze global airline passenger traffic, the market for jet fuel, a brief profile of air cargo traffic.

Forecast of the global airline industry is included till the year 2019 as well as 2033. We forecast for the global airline industry through an overall industry outlook, forecast for emerging airline markets, a look at the impact of globalization and industry demand and future industry trends.

A Porter's five forces strategy analysis is included of the global airline industry.

Global airline industry trends are analyzed such as industry pricing and revenues, lower fuel prices, margin of performance by region, network carriers, industry deregulation and emergence of low cost carriers, amongst others.

Major regions are analyzes through industry profile, challenges and opportunities, and a forecast. Regions analyzed in the report include Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, North America and Oceania.

Moving on to the analysis of the key airline markets, we analyze 27 countries through industry statistics, growth by value and volume of passengers, industry segmentation, industry competition and forecast of the markets till 2019. We also analyze other emerging markets such as Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Indonesia, Iraq, Kuwait and Vietnam.

Major Industry players are analyzes through corporate snapshot, an analysis of the business segments they operate through, a financial analysis and a SWOT analysis. We analyze 78 major airlines in the global airline industry.

This in-depth market research report – Global Airlines Industry – Analysis & Forecast 2010-2019, from Aruvian Research is ideal for professionals involved at any stage of the global airline value chain as well as for investors and researchers.

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