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Eurowings' Halloween jibe at Ryanair betrays its lack of new ideas - Vimarsana News

Eurowings' Halloween jibe at Ryanair betrays its lack of new ideas

Eurowings' repeated Halloween joke about Ryanair backfires as data shows Ryanair outperforming Eurowings in passenger numbers, fleet size, load factor, revenue, profitability, and lower emissions.

Russian aviation: activity remains subdued, but there are signs of recovery - Vimarsana News

Russian aviation: activity remains subdued, but there are signs of recovery

Russia's aviation recovery from COVID-19 lags behind Europe's, with its jet fleet below 2019 levels and international connectivity significantly reduced due to Western sanctions.

European aviation. Seats and fleets point to 2Q2021 recovery - Vimarsana News

European aviation. Seats and fleets point to 2Q2021 recovery

Analysis According to the CAPA Feet Database, Europe's passenger jet fleet in service increased by 1.8% month-on-month in Feb-2021, to 3,400. This is almost three times the Apr-2020 trough level, but 16% below the Aug-2020 peak recovery level. Moreover, it has changed little since Nov-2020 and represents only 56% of the total passenger jet fleet, compared with the world average of 65%. Seat capacity in Europe also continues to lag the rest of the world, falling by 74.5% relative to 2019 in the week of 1-Mar-2021, according to OAG schedules and CAPA seat configurations. Middle East is down by ...

World aviation: back to the last century - Vimarsana News

World aviation: back to the last century

Analysis It is no longer news to report that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a massive and devastating impact on the world aviation industry. Nevertheless, looking at various measures of the industry's scale in 2020 provides historical context. It illustrates how far this growth industry has been set back. According to data from the CAPA Fleet Database, the number of passenger jet aircraft in service with the world's airlines at the end of 2020 was back to 2008 levels. However, this 12-year setback is much less than the impact on traffic. Last year, in 2020, passenger numbers were back to 2003 ...