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Airlines & Aerospace Plane spotting - China sees sequential capacity growth improvement y/y in early-mid July
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Airlines & Aerospace Plane spotting - China sees sequential capacity growth improvement y/y in early-mid July
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GlobalPlane spotting - China sees sequential capacity
growth improvement y/y in early-mid July Airlines
Jarrod Castle, CFA
Analyst
jarrod.castle@ubs.com
UBS Evidence Lab Global Airline Traffic Monitor +44-20-7568 8883
We use data from the UBS Evidence Lab Global Airline Traffic Monitor (> Access dataset). Amal Patel
This monthly monitor aims to aggregate global commercial air traffic data at the flight Analyst
level, with each flight then mapped to an airline operator, country/region of take-off and amal.patel@ubs.com
operation, engine type, aircraft manufacturer and body type. For each flight, a measure +44-20-7568 3973
of passenger-carrying capacity is calculated, based on available seat kilometres (ASK). Ivar Billfalk-Kelly
We think the data allows us to estimate the extent of the global airline traffic recovery Analyst
before traffic is announced or estimated, which is useful for predicting revenues. The ivar.billfalk-kelly@ubs.com
time series began in January 2018 and extends to the12th July 2026. +44-20-7568 3240
Cristian Nedelcu, CFA
Europe/US avg. capacity growth broadly unchanged whilst China sees Analyst
sequential improvement cristian.nedelcu@ubs.com
Analysing avg. capacity data for the first two weeks of July we note: +44-20-7568 4375
Ian Douglas-Pennant
Europe avg. capacity growth of -1% (vs. -2% y/y in June) with Italy +6% y/y (vs.
+5% y/y in June), Spain +4% y/y (vs. 4% y/y in June), Germany -2% y/y (vs. -5% ian.douglas-pennant@ubs.com
y/y in June), France -2% y/y (vs. -1% y/y in June) and UK -1% (vs. -2% y/y in June). +44-20-7568 0936
China avg.
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