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25.01.2022 The fourth quarter has started in the US, and as airlines in the country start to discuss 3Q2020 results the reality is that traffic, while improving, remains well below 2019 levels. That is the conclusion reached during a regional update at the recent #CAPALive October 2020 conference. bit.ly/3m2czJM #CAPAData #CAPAAnalysis

22.01.2022 COVID-19 has prompted major strategic reviews by Japan’s two largest airlines, and one of the most significant results is an increase in focus on LCCs. bit.ly/3lXrRj4 #CAPAAnalysis

19.01.2022 oneworld Alliance CEO Rob Gurney provided an interesting perspective on the airline industry when it moves into the phase of restoration and rebuilding in the post-COVID-19 world at #CAPALive. What are your thoughts?

17.01.2022 Our first #CAPALive was jam-packed with amazing speakers, debates and updates from across the aviation and corporate travel industry! Check out just a few of the highlights here and be sure to join us for the next installment in the series on 11 November 2020. Subscribe here bit.ly/34hMGhy

16.01.2022 It is important to have some sort for a reality check, said CAPA Centre for Aviation’s Chairman Emeritus Peter Harbison during the latest edition of #CAPALive bit.ly/3f9AFA2

16.01.2022 As part of the #CAPALive series, we examine the Southeast Asia air travel market and how it has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. For a summary of this month's update visit bit.ly/3jy8YBk

15.01.2022 Our very own Data & Product Director Sharon Dai explained CAPA’s latest air capacity projection model for China at the #CAPALive. China indicates domestic seat capacity will continue to trend above 2019 levels, driven by the following factors: Consumer confidence as COVID-19 cases in China remain contained; Airfare discounts; Continued government policy to relax restrictions, particularly those governing major hubs in first tier cities. ... There will be little recovery in international capacity due to political factors, caution in preventing imported COVID-19 cases and the broader spread of the pandemic worldwide. To request a live demo of the model submit a request via bit.ly/3lhgUJp

15.01.2022 Our friends at Skyscanner will be unveiling the latest key takeaways from their New World of Travel report, including an engaging discussion with the experts themselves, with a webinar hosted on 28 October. Register to join at bit.ly/3md5cyV

15.01.2022 A huge thank you to our #CAPALive partners Travelport and Skyscanner for their support with making this event such a success!

11.01.2022 On 16-Nov-2020 Qantas turned 100. During a century of monumental change Qantas has provided global aviation industry leadership in product innovation, technical excellence, operational performance and managerial acumen. In doing so it has survived many dark moments. Periodically reinventing itself, it is a rare exemplar of a successful and resilient Australian business with global reach. Today it is confident in both its capability and in its economic and social relevance: an...d another reinvention is in prospect. bit.ly/32UUjuI #CAPAAnalysis

11.01.2022 WestJet President & CEO Ed Sims shared during #CAPALive this week that he sees no real signs of recovery in the Canadian market until ubiquitous and low cost, rapid COVID-19 response testing becomes available, ideally at every Canadian airport and there is the commercial availability and distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine. Mr Sims added testing could "possibly" come into full effect across all points of WestJet's network by 1Q2021. Register now to view the full Q&A session on-demand. bit.ly/34hMGhy

08.01.2022 At #CAPALive on 14-Oct-2020 CAPA analysts presented an overview of the current situation and outlook for aviation in each of the major regions of the world. Africa’s prospects were looking promising, supported by improvements in infrastructure, better air transport connectivity and easing visa regulations, but despite managing COVID-19 better than expected, the continent has reached a tipping point that could see some of the barriers raised to reduce infection spread, remain ...in place and weaken plans to finally open up the market to its full travel potential. The return to some form of normal is the dream for most of the world, but in the case of Africa a return to normal could actually represent a step back. This year’s unprecedented events could now provide the ideal platform for Africa to catch up with the rest of the world when it comes to air connectivity. bit.ly/2TjKZLC

08.01.2022 The news about a potential COVID-19 vaccine is the long awaited update we have been seeking, however, a new survey suggests that increased digitalisation will be critical to rebuilding passenger confidence bit.ly/3f7CjSC

07.01.2022 WOW! What a fantastic experience it was to host our very first #CAPALive digital series. Thank you to all those that tuned in live from over 75 countries around the world. You now have the next month to continue to build connections and network on the next-gen platform and go back and rewatch any sessions on-demand. We look forward to welcoming you again next month!

07.01.2022 Speaking at the #CAPALive event on 11-Nov-2020, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines CEO Pieter Elbers spoke with CAPA’s Chairman Emeritus Peter Harbison and shared that the airline is currently operating 90% of European destinations, although with 50%capacity. Watch more at vimeo.com/480104370

03.01.2022 Volaris CEO Enrique Beltranena said it has been a very challenging time, but challenging times are always here for airlines, adding the carrier recovered to 84% of Sep-2019’s capacity levels last month, citing solid demand in the VFR market. Register to view on-demand bit.ly/34hMGhy #CAPALive

03.01.2022 At our #CAPALive event last week, International Air Transport Association (IATA) Head of Consulting Asia, Thomas Pellegrin said: COVID-19 is on a whole different scale. Airlines are losing USD230 million per day and will end the year with an average net margin of -20%." He returns for the next CAPA Live event on 11 November for another update on the industry. Be sure to joins us!

01.01.2022 It is a sure sign that things are desperate when Europe's airlines, pilot unions and airports all agree. Jonathan Hinkles, CEO of the UK regional airline Loganair argues that without testing at airports, UK aviation is "whirling around like a leaf in an autumn storm". easyJet CEO Johan Lundgren says "Aviation continues to face the most severe threat in its history".... Virgin Atlantic CEO Shai Weiss warns that "without mass testing", the UK's economic recovery "will not take off". British Airline Pilots' Association general secretary Brian Strutton believes "UK aviation is in a death spiral". Augustin de Romanet, chairman/CEO of Groupe ADP, owner of the two main Paris airports, fears the "entire airline sector is slowly dying". bit.ly/37ptGBb #CAPAAnalysis