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Chart of the week #21: Australian domestic airline market share
With the publication of the February edition of the ACCC’s Domestic airline competition monitoring report we got the final instalment of 2024’s domestic…
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Chart of the week #19: The Rise and Rise of Jetstar
With Qantas’s half year results due 27 February we thought we’d remind everyone just how important Jetstar has become to the Qantas Group.
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Chart of the week #18: What's behind the recent Qantas Frequent Flyer changes?
Last week Qantas announced changes to the Qantas Frequent Flyer programme.
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Chart of the week #17: Qantas Group international capacity finally reaches pre-pandemic level
Much has been discussed regarding international airline capacity to/from Australia in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Chart of the week #16: Air travel is cheaper than ever and it's not even debatable
This week’s “chart of the week” is a reminder of just how good we’ve got it.
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Chart of the week #15: How far south does a A380 go on Sydney-Johannesburg?
On 30 September 2024, Qantas “upgraded” its Sydney-Johannesburg flight from the B787-9 to A380.
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Chart of the week #13: What proportion of Australia-UK travel flies direct?
Following up on last week’s “chart of the week”, we’re considering an interesting question: what proportion of Australia-UK travel flies direct?
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Chart of the week #12: Manchester to Australia?
This week’s “chart of the week” was provoked by a social media post presenting data that Manchester was the 2nd largest unserved market from Perth in…
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Chart of the week #11: Estimating the proportion of transit passengers
As regular readers of Analytic Flying will know we’re obsessed with network effects.
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Chart of the week #10: How fuel efficient are the A321neo and B737 MAX 8?
Airbus and Boeing have both faced considerable challenges with the entry into service of the A320neo and B737 MAX families.
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Chart of the week #9: End of an era for Emirates's Dubai-Singapore-Melbourne flight
Recent media reports have broken the news that Emirates Airline will end its final 5th freedom route between Asia and Australia sometime next year.
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Chart of the week #8: How much does aircraft size matter in the Australian domestic market?
In the last few months we’ve heard the usual rumblings about airport slots and their impact on competition. Something lost in between attention seeking…
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