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IATA: Global Airlines industry will return to profitability in the next year 2023

Shweta Shukla by Shweta Shukla
December 7, 2022
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Global airlines are predicting their 1st industry-wide profit since 2019 next year as air travel rebounds from COVID-19 restrictions, while a new war of words erupted with airports on Tuesday over rising airfares and ground charges.

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Airlines lost tens of billions of dollars in 2020 and 2021 due to the covid-19, but air travel has partially recovered and some airports have struggled to cope.

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) now expects a net profit of $4.7 billion for the industry next year, with more than four billion passengers set to fly. It had previously said only that profits were “within reach” in the next year 2023. For 2022, International Air Transport Association narrowed its forecast for industry-wide losses to $6.9 billion from $9.7 billion.

“That is an achievement considering the scale of the financial and economic damage caused by government-imposed covid-19 restrictions,” International Air Transport Association Director General Willie Walsh stated on Tuesday, December 6, referring to the projected 2023 return to profit.

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But the former British Airways and IAG boss warned that many airlines will continue to struggle in 2023, citing regulations, high costs, and inconsistent government policies – and restarting a long-running dispute with airports.

“It’s very important that everybody understands just how fragile the recovery is. Yes we are recovering; yes the momentum is improving; yes, we expect it to continue to improve in next year,” Walsh told an annual media briefing.

“But the margins we are working with are very small and we cannot tolerate a situation where airports in particular attempt to gouge airlines and their passengers by significant growth in airport charges. Every single cent matters.” Airports immediately pointed the finger back at airlines. Tensions have been high since Europe’s summer travel chaos.

“Passengers are tolerating massive boosts in air fares by airlines, which reflects both inflationary pressures and the fact that they tightly control the capacity they put in the market,” Olivier Jankovec, director general of the airport industry association ACI Europe, told Reuters.

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Airport fees reflect the same inflationary pressures, he told, adding: “So I ask you, who is gouging who here?”

Walsh earlier defended oil-driven fare gains and warned the shift to green fuels could force prices up further. International Air Transport Association believes global air traffic levels will return to pre-COVID or 2019 levels by 2024, led by the United States, and with Asia-Pacific “notably lagging.”

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IATA Chief Economist Marie Owens Thomsen

International Air Transport AssociationChief (IATA) Economist Marie Owens Thomsen warned that the risk to the latest forecasts on the sector remained “skewed to the downside” and the “key variable” would be China. Airline traffic is closely tied to consumer and business confidence.

Beijing has started easing draconian zero-COVID policies and may declare ten new COVID-19 easing measures as early as Wednesday, 2 sources with knowledge of the matter informed Reuters on Monday, supplementing twenty unveiled in November.

If China does not loosen restrictions, airlines’ profitability would be affected. Another risk for the next year 2023 outlook is that some economies fall into recession, IATA told.

Walsh also hit out at jet manufacturers who were struggling to deliver aircraft and blamed their supply chains. “It is causing a lot of frustration. It is adding to the cost base. When I talk privately to CEOs it’s creating a lot of anger,” he stated.

Delays have left Airbus (AIR.PA) with a near-record challenge in December and its end-year delivery target could be trimmed as early as this week, Reuters reported on Friday. On consolidation, Walsh stated airlines had survived the worst of the downturn, but Europe remained a place to watch.

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“I think the challenge for few airlines is still there because as we’ve seen, the industry is still only marginally profitable. In fact, in Europe we can say we are breakeven,” Walsh stated. “So there’s still financial pressure. The difference is airlines are generating cash now. Liquidity was the critical problem.”

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