Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 66: Searching for Positives

Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 66: Searching for Positives

Air France/KLM had some good news in 2016. For one thing, its Transavia unit broke even. Also, KLM made a decent profit. But the story is rather disappointing from there, with the group posting a mere 4% operating margin for the year. Could some positive revenue trends turn 2017 around? Air Canada and WestJet together have become quite a rivalry. Depending on where you put the decimal point, Canada’s two dominant carriers tied in the 2016 profit race as Air Canada closed the gap. Finnair, Virgin Australia and Norwegian all turned in lackluster performances for the fourth quarter and 2016 overall. Meanwhile, Copa, Gol and Azul are all slowly but surely putting their Brazil problems behind them. Click here to subscribe to podcast. –Jason Cottrell Subscribe to Podcast | Listen Whenever: iTunes | Stitcher

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Turkish Airlines' Turbulent Quarter

Turkish Airlines' Turbulent Quarter

In part one, Gordon and Jay discuss a mixed set of Q2 results for Turkish Airlines. In part two, the conversation turns to Allegiant Air, with the U.S. carrier now taking Sun Country under its wing. ...

13 Aug 29min

Swiss Shines But Lufthansa Lags

Swiss Shines But Lufthansa Lags

Swiss out-earned the entire Lufthansa Group network division it belongs to last quarter, while the core Lufthansa brand slid back into an operating loss. Gordon and Jay work through how a fuel bill un...

6 Aug 33min

Airshow Highs and Earnings Season Realities

Airshow Highs and Earnings Season Realities

In part one, Gordon and Jay discuss the highlights from last week's Farnborough International Airshow, reviewing the big deals and longer term impact of the event. In part two, the conversation turns ...

30 Jul 42min

Why 2026 Is Aviation's Most Volatile Year Since COVID

Why 2026 Is Aviation's Most Volatile Year Since COVID

The airline industry is navigating its most unpredictable period since the pandemic, with fuel prices, geopolitical tensions, premium travel demand, and aircraft shortages reshaping the competitive la...

23 Jul 1h 1min

How Many Planes Does the World Need?

How Many Planes Does the World Need?

Ahead of the Farnborough Airshow, for this special episode Gordon Smith and Meghna Maharishi are joined by Darren Hulst, Boeing's VP of Commercial Marketing. The conversation centers on the planemaker...

18 Jul 26min

Can a "New Class of BNPL" Become a Strategic Loyalty Play?

Can a "New Class of BNPL" Become a Strategic Loyalty Play?

ClarityPay recently partnered with JetBlue to introduce a new pay-later program that combines embedded financing, loyalty, and personalization to drive incremental revenue. Learn more about Clarity...

16 Jul 17min

 How Much is EasyJet Worth?

How Much is EasyJet Worth?

An approach from U.S. private equity firm Castlelake has reopened the question of what EasyJet is actually worth. Gordon and Jay run through the latest takeover chatter before setting the scene for De...

9 Jul 43min

Does SAS Really Need 40 A330neos?

Does SAS Really Need 40 A330neos?

Does SAS Really Need 40 A330neos? In part one, Gordon and Jay discuss SAS Scandinavian Airlines' new widebody order and ask whether the carrier can justify that many additional planes. In part two,...

2 Jul 37min

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