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In March, Asia Pacific airlines posted an 11.3% y-o-y growth in international passenger demand, while cargo demand rose by 2.5%, supported by healthy demand for travel and goods, particularly on key Asia–Europe routes, as airlines adjusted networks amid the Middle East conflict.
PRESS RELEASE: Asia Pacific Airlines March 2026 Traffic Results - Resilient growth in passenger and cargo traffic amid Middle East disruptions https://l1nq.com/9vr9elh
Both international passenger and cargo traffic recorded solid growth of 6.0% and 7.6% respectively during the first two months of 2026, supported by steady regional economic activity and Lunar New Year festive demand.
PRESS RELEASE: Asia Pacific Airlines February 2026 Traffic Results - Solid demand momentum, but geopolitical tensions temper outlook https://tinyurl.com/37bz88cv
PRESS RELEASE: Airline Operations Under Strain from Escalating Global Conflicts - Government Support Essential if Conflict Persists https://tinyurl.com/3vy76fjm
Traffic demand remained firm at the start of the year, with a 3.3% Y-o-Y increase in RPKs, and a 5.9% Y-o-Y growth in FTKs.
PRESS RELEASE: Asia Pacific Airlines January 2026 Traffic Results - Firm passenger and cargo demand at the start of the year https://tinyurl.com/2pw4nxyu
Asia Pacific airlines recorded strong traffic growth in 2025. International air passenger demand rose 11.0%, while air cargo demand increased 5.6%.
DG AAPA Subhas Menon (3rd left) with other industry leaders at the Changi Aviation Summit in a panel discussion on aviation networks and connectivity
