Malaysia-based long-haul, low-cost carrier (LCC) AirAsia X (AAX) has provisionally reported a second-quarter 20% drop in passenger numbers year-over-year.
US airlines continue to see exceptional profits, as oil prices remain low and the four-largest US carriers report July traffic outpaced capacity growth.
This table shows the current U.S. Gulf Coast Kerosene-Type Jet Fuel Spot Price, showing the latest figures for the current week, with comparisons to two weeks prior, one month prior, three months prior, six months prior and the current week during each year of the past decade. Figures are released every two weeks by the US Energy Information Administration.
US Airlines ranked by complaints per 100,000 passengers, lowest to highest, for the first six months of 2015; contrasted with complaint rankings from the previous year.
US Airlines ranked by complaints per 100,000 passengers, lowest to highest; contrasted with complaint rankings from the previous month, and the year-ago month.
Monthly percentages of total flight cancellations, per reporting airline. Ordered from lowest percentage of total flight operations canceled to highest.
US airlines on-time performance, ranked by percentage of flight arrivals on-time at all reporting airports at which these carriers operate, contrasted with the previous month's performance, and the year-ago month's performance.
US Airline Fuel Cost and Consumption figures, organized by domestic, international and system totals, contrasted with figures from the previous month, three months prior, six months prior, a year ago, two years ago and five years ago.
Korean carrier Asiana Airlines has reported a 2015 second-quarter net loss of KRW85 .4 billion ($72.4 million), 720% deeper than a net loss of KRW11.8 billion for the year-ago period.
The latest airport passenger traffic and aircraft movements for 184 airports worldwide - current through June 2015 - presented in monthly and year-to-date figures.
Air China will launch 3X-weekly Boeing 777-300ER Beijing-Johannesburg service from Oct. 29, marking the Chinese carrier’s entrance into the African market.
The Sabah and Sarawak state governments have renewed interest in buying Malaysia Airlines’ regional arm, MASwings, from the Khazanah sovereign wealth fund.
