Economics & Energy

review/outlook

The single best source of information on the U.S. airline industry is the ATA Economic Report, which includes both historical review and our outlook and priorities for the future. The report highlights facts and figures drawn from all areas of the U.S. passenger and cargo airline industry, including operational and financial results for passenger and cargo operations. The links below will offer you archives dating back to 1937, when ATA published its first annual report.

For a near-term industry review and outlook, click on the icon to the right. Unless stated otherwise, ATA data reflects the entire U.S. airline industry, as defined by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The report above is our official recording of industrywide performance. If industrywide data is not available on a timely basis, ATA uses samples to approximate industry trends.

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2009 Economic Perspective

Chief Economist John Heimlich offers his thoughts on 2009

Annual Reports of the U.S. Airline Industry

Highlights operational and financial results for U.S. passenger and cargo airilnes since 1936.

Energy Information Administration (EIA)

Short-term and long-term forecasts and analyses

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Outlook

Annual aerospace forecasts, including narrative and tabular time series

ICAO Annual Review of Civil Aviation: 2005

Special report on worlwide traffic and financial results and trends

Manufacturer Perspective: Boeing

Current Market Outlook

Manufacturer Perspective: Bombardier

Market and Product Overviews

Manufacturer Perspective: Embraer

Commercial Jets and Market Outlook

ATA Forecasts 14 Million Fewer Passengers This Summer

ATA released its summer air travel forecast today that 7 percent fewer passengers will travel June 1 through Aug. 31, 2009, compared to the same period in 2008.

 

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