Articles Tagged ‘GIG’
Americas LCC capacity growing at half the speed of Asian market, but catching up with Europe; only three nations at +50% market share
In our third instalment of the world’s low-cost scene, anna.aero has set its sights on the Americas region to see how the business model has developed during the past decade. Forecast to pass half a billion seats in 2018, Jonathan Ford explores in more depth which nations have seen the greatest stimulation.
Brazil sees seat slowdown; capacity stagnant in 2017, Colombia is fastest growing international market
There were 142.30 million two-way seats serving Brazilian airports in 2017, representing a very marginal 0.1% increase on the previous year. Nick Preston examines some of the main trends taking shape in the South American market over the past 10 years, including international and domestic growth rates.
Alitalia’s biggest base Rome Fiumicino analysed; capacity set to grow 6.3%; Brazil market growing fast
Rome Fiumicino Airport has long been established as Alitalia’s biggest base, with over 240,000 one-way weekly seats – more than double the size of the flag carrier’s next largest operation at Milan Linate. Marc Watkins analyses this 80-destination hub to reveal the areas of its recent growth, as well as its biggest routes and country […]
FIFA World Cup 2018 winner predictions versus anna.aero odds; England-France final predicted
With only eight teams left in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, anna.aero thought it would be fun to have a look to see which countries are best paired, and if airport rankings have any correlation whatsoever to FIFA’s rankings. Jonathan Ford explores the possibilities of the potential World Cup order in more detail and predicts […]
GOL generates new Brazilian domestic city pair
GOL starts Salvador de Bahia to João Pessoa service – also expands from Rio de Janeiro Galeao.
Airports from five continents battle it out in Week Three of the Arch of Triumph 2018 competition
The anna.aero Arch of Triumph competition proves its global credentials again this week, with airports from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Philippines and US doing battle to claim glory. Will the victor be a water arch veteran or competition newcomer?
Amaszonas Paraguay enters two Brazilian markets from Asuncion
Amaszonas Paraguay now links Asuncion to Sao Paulo Viracopos and Rio de Janeiro Galeao.
Delta Air Lines debuts 10 new routes in lead up to Christmas
Delta Air Lines launched 10 routes between 21 and 23 December – includes seven domestic links.
USB3 hubs in 2017 – American Airlines chops, Delta Air Lines stagnates, United Airlines…is doing O.K.
It has certainly being an interesting year for the USB3 – American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines – in terms of marketing and public image, passenger experience and 747 farewells, so we decided to compare the airlines’ hub growth to see which airports are the winners and losers.
Gold Coast celebrates its second-ever Arch of Triumph victory
Having not just won a weekly title last year, but also securing fourth spot overall, the firefighters of Gold Coast are used to success in this competition. This time its big win was for a new domestic service by Tigerair Australia – totally roar-some!
American Airlines adds to its domestic and South American networks
American Airlines introduces two new US services plus links to Cartagena and Rio de Janeiro Galeao.
Sky Airline sets off from Santiago on three international sectors
Sky Airline now links the Chilean capital with Florianopolis, Punta del Este and Rio de Janeiro Galeao.