AVIATION STRATEGY LAB
Independent research into the business, strategy & marketing of aviation.
By Terrion Evans
Aviation is more than getting from one place to another. It's a complex business shaped by consumer behavior, network strategy, economics, technology, and marketing.
Aviation Strategy Lab explores the decisions behind the world's airlines and the forces shaping the future of air travel.
Post-Pandemic Travel Boom: How Airlines Are Racing to Rebuild Capacity to Meet the Resurgent Demand
The pandemic in 2020 put a halt to daily operations for airlines and all businesses worldwide. However, airlines had another challenge post-pandemic: resurgence of travel plus exceeding pre-pandemic loads. Airlines are on the race to meet the demand as flying is becoming more common.
The analysis goes over what airlines have been doing to meet the demand.
#United #Delta #American
Why Flying an Airbus A330 ATL-AMS Makes More Sense versus the A350
An analysis on why an airline would fly a “less efficient” aircraft on a certain route. Economics, demand, and profit are discussed into this study on the A330 & A350 flying Delta’s ATL-AMS route.
#Delta #Airbus #International
Airport-Airline Partnerships: How Strategic Hubs Shape the World's Leading Airlines
An analysis on how airlines strategically make partnerships with airlines, fostering hubs to attract passengers, strengthen route networks, and create competitive advantages in global aviation markets.
#airports #airlines #relations #klm #delta #united #virginatlantic
College Students and International Travel
This report presents findings from an original survey conducted among 51 college students examining international travel behaviors, airline preferences, and destination decision-making.
The research explores:
International travel frequency
Airline familiarity
Loyalty program participation
Booking behavior
Future travel intentions
#college #international #travel