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The aviation-crisis gets worse
The international aviation industry anticipates losses as high as eleven billion US-Dollar for 2009. Particularly the premium-segments-sales are still under pressure. Though the proportion of premium customers will rise again after the recession, it will be far from reaching former levels of the economy, states Ralf Baron, Leader of the ‘travel and transportation’ team at Arthur D. Little.
The international aviation industry anticipates losses as high as eleven billion US-Dollar for 2009. Particularly the premium-segments-sales are still under pressure. Though the proportion of premium customers will rise again after the recession, it will be far from reaching former levels of the economy, states Ralf Baron, Leader of the ‘travel and transportation’ team at Arthur D. Little.
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