Tag: AAPA
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Asia Pacific May 2019 Airlines Traffic Results
Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released the Preliminary traffic figures for the month of May, which shows Moderate growth in air passenger markets, but weak air cargo demand. ... Read More -
Aviation Cyber Stakeholders discuss challenges and vulnerabilities
Regulatory and industry stakeholders focus on cyber resilience... Read More -
AAPA Assembly of Presidents discuss Asia Pacific carriers
Asia Pacific airline leaders have gathered in Taipei at the 61st AAPA Assembly of Presidents to discuss the regions carriers and the pressures they all face... Read More -
Asia Pacific Airlines June 2017 Traffic Results
The month saw Asian airlines register a firm 10.0% year-on-year increase in international air cargo demand as measured in freight tonne kilometres.... Read More -
AAPA Emergency Response Conference
Aviation crisis management experts shared best practices at the 7th AAPA Emergency response conference, which was held in Bangkok... Read More -
Asia Pacific Airlines traffic results for January 2017
International air passenger numbers hit 26.8 million for the month of January.... Read More -
Asia Pacific Airlines growth sustained in 2016
Outlook for 2017 remains positive despite lacklustre start to first half of 2016.... Read More -
Oct continues cargo volume growth: AAPA
Growth in demand significantly outpaced the 3.9 per cent expansion in offered freight capacity, leading to a 1.9 percentage point rise in the average international freight load factor to 65.7 per cent for the month.... Read More -
Asian carriers call for governments to lower barriers to growth
Leaders of AAPA member carriers focused on a number of diverse issues, all of which are seen as serious obstacles to industry development in Asia and around the world.... Read More -
Asia Pacific airlines see further cargo uptick in September
In spite of the prevailing weakness in trade conditions, air cargo markets experienced further improvement in September, as reflected in the 5.3 per cent growth in demand as measured in freight tonne kilometres (FTK). ... Read More