Global Market Forecast Flashcards
Air Traffic
RPK x2 every 15 years
New Aircraft demand
34,900 over the next 20 years
40% for replacements and 60% for growth
Latin America 8% = 2666 Aircrafts 2017-2036
Passenger Jet fleet forecast
Fleet doubles every 20 years. From 20,500 in 2017 to 42,530 in 2036
Services Forecast 2017 to 2036
3.2T US$ from 2017 to 2036.
From over 110bn$ to more than 220bn$ per year
MRO demand over 20 years
$1.85Tn
MRO Market
x2 every 20 years
MRO Market Split per Region 2017 to 2036
36% Asia Pacific 20% Europe 18% North America 10% Middle East 8% South America = 139bn US$ 4% Africa 4% CIS = Russian Commonwealth (Russia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgistan, Armenia, Moldova, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan)
Cabin & Systems Upgrade Market 2017-2036
180bn US$
Latin America: 5% = 9bn US$
New Technicians 2017-2036
548K
Latin America: 10% = 53.8K
New Pilots 2017-2037
534K
Latin America: 9% = 49.1K
Air Transport Market Growth
60% over last ten years. Air Travel has proved to be reliient to external shocks such as Oi Crisis in the 70s and Gulf crisis in the 90s as well as Financial crisis in 2009
Revenue Passenger Kilometeres (RPK) growth
6.3% in 2016 = 3.7bn pax carried by air in 2016. Over 50% of the worlds tourists who travel across international borders are transported by air.
Global annual air traffic growth for the next 20 years
4.4%
Latin America 4.7%
LATAM Traffic Flows 2017 to 2036
Domestic Brazil/Domestic South America: x2.6
South America to USA: x2.3
Western Europe - South America: x2.0
Avg Load Factor
Around 80%
Cabin Trends
Airline Business Model:
LCC: from short range to long range / 10 out of 30 largest airlines have now LCC in their group & 9 out of 10 LCC’s now also target Business Travellers.
Anxilliary Revenues:
30to40% linked to the cabin
59.2bn generated in 2015
x2.6 growth since 2007
Connectivity:
74 airlines offered in-flight connectivity in 2016
more than 16,000 aircrafts forecasted to ve equipped by 2025
Passenger Landscape:
nb of always online passengers increases
100% smartphone penetration of millennials by 2018 has been predicted
15% of passengers carry 3 mobile devices today
Latin American Economy
• After two years of contraction the rebound of commodity
prices, Brazil’s abating recession, as well as Argentinian
economic progress is leading South America’s slow recovery.
• Despite long-term challenges including inadequate
infrastructure, restrictive business environments and income
inequality, the long term prospect for Latin America remains
positive.
• Real GDP growth is expected to average +3.0% per year
over the period 2016-2036.
Latin American International Traffic
1-Mexico with 3m monthly seats (+50% since 2009 due to link to USA)
2- Brazil
3-Paraguay
Boeing Global Services Revenue
15bn$ in 2015 up to 50bn$ in 2025