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#燃油成本

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Sep 30Wed
  1. IATA Pressroom40

    IATA:8月全球航空货运需求同比增长4.4%

    国际航空运输协会(IATA)发布2026年8月全球航空货运数据:以货运吨公里(CTK)计的总需求同比增长4.4%(国际业务增长5.3%);以可用货运吨公里(ACTK)计的运力同比下降0.1%(国际业务增长0.1%)。所有地区均报告增长,其中北美承运人增幅最高,达6.6%。IATA首席经济学家指出,强劲需求与更高载运率帮助航空公司收回部分高企燃油成本,收益率自4月以来首次环比上升。运营环境方面,7月全球贸易同比增长6.0%,连续33个月扩张;8月航空燃油价格环比上涨8.3%,同比高79.2%。贸易航线表现分化,亚洲—北美增长13.2%,而受中东冲突影响,海湾相关航线持续受扰。

Sep 15Tue
  1. US BTS Statistical Releases

    US Airlines Post $16 Million Q2 2026 Net Gain, Down Sharply Year on Year

    Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) data show the 22 scheduled US passenger airlines reported a Q2 2026 after-tax net gain of $16 million and a pre-tax operating profit of $3.0 billion, versus a $4.0 billion after-tax net gain and $5.0 billion pre-tax operating gain in Q2 2025. Total Q2 2026 operating revenue was $75.6 billion, with fares at $55.9 billion (73.9% of revenue); total operating expenses were $72.6 billion. Domestic operations posted a $484 million after-tax net loss, while international operations posted a $500 million after-tax net gain. Systemwide net margin fell to 0.0% and operating margin to 4.0%.

Jul 16Thu
  1. CATA

    CATA Q2 industry briefing: rising cost pressures

    CATA held its Q2 2026 information meeting, reporting industry performance. Domestic passenger market faced pressure, international passenger showed resilience, and cargo remained strong in off-season. Middle East conflicts pushed up fuel costs, significantly increasing cost pressures. Global flight volumes recovered to 97% of 2019 levels; IATA downgraded 2026 profit forecast to $48 billion, down 37.2%.