News #80 - 10,000 new planes bongdaso dữ liệu operation by 2034 despite supply chain delays, report says

27.09.2024

Global air traffic demand bongdaso dữ liệu 2024 has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, prompting airlines to focus on fleet expansion, according to a new report by Alton Aviation Consultancy.

Despite record profits, the report shows airlines are grappling with production challenges and the need for both short- and long-term strategies to secure additional capacity.

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Alton’s ‘2024-2034 Commercial Aircraft Fleet Forecast’ reveals that the global fleet is projected to grow from 31,000 aircraft today to 41,100 bongdaso dữ liệu, with an annual growth rate of 2.8 per cent.

Co-author and managing director of Alton’s New York office, Adam Guthorn said, “Global passenger air traffic is expected to increase bongdaso dữ liệu 4 per cent annually, with Asia-Pacific leading the charge.”

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The report also notes that narrowbody jets, such as the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX, will dominate the market, making up two-thirds of the fleet bongdaso dữ liệu.

However, airlines face hurdles as aircraft manufacturers struggle to keep up with demand due to production and supply chain issues. This has led to delayed deliveries, forcing airlines to keep older aircraft bongdaso dữ liệu service longer than planned.

Alan Lim, Alton’s Singapore-based co-author, emphasized that while older aircraft are bridging the gap for now, the trend is expected to reverse once production stabilizes. He added that airlines must remain agile, prepared for shifts bongdaso dữ liệu the economic or geopolitical landscape that could impact growth.

As the industry adapts, fleet expansion is set to shape the future of global air travel, with airlines balancing immediate needs against long-term strategic goals.

Source: https://travelweekly.com.au/article/10000-new-planes-bongdaso dữ liệu-operation-by-2034-despite-supply-chain-delays-report-says/

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