Asia Pacific airlines reported a 1.3% decline in international passenger numbers in July 2026 due to high air fares and fuel prices, while cargo demand grew by 1.1% amid robust export activity.
“At the same time, July saw jet fuel prices averaging US$143 per barrel, a 52% jump compared with the same month last year, driven by the conflict in the Middle East. Consequently, higher air fares ...
AAPA traffic data for March showed a 11.3% rise in passenger traffic, far outpacing a 1.9% increase in capacity. The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) has warned that the duration of the ...
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) sees intra-region flights leading growth among Asia-Pacific carriers in 2026, even as it called on governments to “harmonise” regulations and to support ...
India and China are driving air traffic growth in the Asia Pacific region where airlines continue to demonstrate agility in managing supply chain constraints, according to industry grouping AAPA. The ...
ATW editor-in-chief Karen Walker sits down with Association of Asia-Pacific Airlines director general Subhas Menon to discuss challenges faced by airlines, emerging markets in the region, network ...
Global air cargo demand rose 4 percent year over year in April, led by a 10.5 percent surge from Asia-Pacific carriers, even as capacity tightened up amid disruptions from the war in Iran. The month ...
Global air cargo demand rose 4 percent year over year in April, led by a 10.5 percent surge from Asia-Pacific carriers, even as capacity tightened up amid disruptions from the war in Iran. The month ...
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