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Congratulations to all the Navitaire, an Amadeus company, partners who took home top honors at the recent Skytrax World Airline Awards.    Vueling Airlines, Volotea, Ryanair - Europe's Favourite Airline, Transavia France, JetSMART Airlines, IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation Ltd) and flynas were all among the World’s Best Low-Cost Airlines.   Special mention to Scoot, which took first place in the World's Best Long Haul Low-Cost Airline category, followed by Jetstar Airways in second and Norse Atlantic Airways in third.    AirAsia also took first place in World's Best Low-Cost Airlines category.    Elsewhere, Sun Country Airlines, Porter Airlines Inc., Air Canada, Breeze Airways™ Airways and Air New Zealand were all among the World’s Top 100 Airlines.    On a regional level, Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras was voted Best Regional Airline in South America, while Allegiant took Best Low-Cost Airline in North America.    Finally, TUI Group was named Best Leisure Airline in the UK, Eurowings as Best Low-Cost Airline in Germany and Citilink Indonesia was honored with Best Low-Cost Airline in Indonesia.    The winning airlines are voted for by customers and Navitaire is proud to work with so many recipients!    You can see all the 2024 award recipients here: https://lnkd.in/g59hMbzC  #Awards #Skytrax #LCCs    

Total airlines revenues in 2024 are expected to increase by 9.7% year over year to reach $996 billion — a record high. Cargo revenues, however, are expected to fall 13% to $120 billion in 2024 from $138 billion in 2023, according to International Air Transport Association (IATA)IATA.

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You don't need a crystal ball, just take a look here: How will #airfares develop in 2024? ✈️💵📈 As airlines continue to rebuild their operations, they may find it increasingly difficult to maintain balance between supply and demand. Check out BCD’s 2024 Outlook to learn what this means for pricing. Download it here ➡️ https://ow.ly/xoB050QcPsN

We are pleased to share Ross Marino, Unilode Aviation Solutions CEO's exclusive interview published in the latest edition of Air Cargo Week. Ross speaks about Unilode's ULD solutions, the benefits of a digital ULD fleet, and the company's commitment to sustainability, innovation, operational excellence and customer success. "Unilode's steadfast dedication to fortifying its global network is evident through its strategic ULD management partnerships with renowned airlines, including Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, LATAM, Saudia, Air Canada and Cargolux. These partnerships have played a pivotal role in bolstering the strength and diversity of Unilode's global network," Edward Hardy, ACW editor writes in the interview. Ross adds, "All these airlines are Unilode's most loyal and longstanding customers. These partnerships also deliver synergies across our repair network, enabling us to optimise operations and develop more sustainable practices, contributing to our collective commitment to reducing the carbon emissions of the aviation industry. These alliances extend beyond mere collaboration, as they exemplify Unilode's commitment to operational excellence and the mutual growth of its partners." You can read the interview below or on https://lnkd.in/eAAeP5xA #uldmanagement #aircargo #aviation #sustainability

Unilode Aviation Solutions CEO Ross Marino shares his views about our company, highlights of the year and plans for the future in the December 2023 edition of Air Logistics International magazine. “Reflecting on 2023, it has been a strong and robust year. Business has grown with new contracts and Unilode has been able to retain all existing clients. . . . Sustainability and digitalisation are top priorities with digital investments making it easier for Unilode to keep track of assets and improve utilisation, which enables its customers to have the right stock levels in the correct locations every time.” “We don’t just want to be a ULD asset provider, we want to give our customers much more than that. The work we are doing with our IT structure to support has seen us make great progress in 2023, but we are really looking at 2024 as the year where we can make a lot more progress in that respect,” says Ross. Thank you James Muir for the interview! Check out the ULD feature "Adjusting to market conditions" on https://lnkd.in/duQrxWNW #uldmanagement #flydigital #aviation #aircargo #sustainability

How will airfares develop in 2024? ✈️💵📈 As airlines continue to rebuild their operations, they may find it increasingly difficult to maintain balance between supply and demand. Check out our 2024 Outlook to learn what this means for pricing. Download it here ➡️ https://ow.ly/xoB050QcPsN #BusinessTravel #TravelManagement #TravelTrends #Forecast2024 #Outlook2024

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How will #airfares develop in 2024? ✈️💵📈 As airlines continue to rebuild their operations, they may find it increasingly difficult to maintain balance between supply and demand. Check out BCD’s 2024 Outlook to learn what this means for pricing. Download it here ➡️ https://ow.ly/xoB050QcPsN  

Air cargo had a strong start to 2024, with January seeing the highest year-over-year growth in demand since summer 2021, according to the latest figures from International Air Transport Association (IATA).