Statistics & Trends

Manufacturer studies provide insight into extremely few incidents of COVID-19 inflight infections.

OAG have released a new report that explores how the pandemic is influencing traveler decisions and what it will take for the aviation market to recover.

Remedies to address the global tax imbalance proposed.

IATA estimates that despite cutting costs just over 50% during the second quarter, the industry went through $51 billion in cash as revenues fell almost 80% compared to the year-ago period.

Hotels remain the most popular accommodation type and are increasingly being chosen over time. 43 percent of all global travelers said they would stay at a hotel this summer.

The aim of the City Portal is to provide municipal staff with more efficient access to data about listings, for example whether or not they adhere to local laws.

Speeding ahead at the top of the leaderboard are car brands Volkswagen and Toyota. 

Under normal circumstances, aviation and the tourism it facilitates supports 87.7 million jobs worldwide. Over 11 million jobs are within the sector itself, employed at airlines, airports, civil aerospace manufacturers and air traffic management.

Ninety-seven percent of global business travelers expect to adopt new behaviors when they start to travel again, including wearing facemasks, carrying hand sanitizers in shared spaces, and travel-enforced social distancing.

Sales from non-ticket sources in 2019 jump 20% for the top 10 airlines, while 2020 results show a la carte rates are holding.