The world has come out of the haze of the COVID-19 epidemic, and the business opportunities of revenge tourism have not declined so far, driving the demand of the aviation market to explode. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is optimistic that the aviation industry will do better next year than this year, and the overall profit performance may be better than this year.
Reuters reported that IATA said on December 6 that the global aviation industry has survived the epidemic for nearly four years, and finally rejected the overall net profit of the aviation industry in 2023 with a net profit of 2.3 billion US dollars, with a net profit margin of 26%, and it will be even better next year, with an overall net profit of $25.7 billion and a net profit margin of 2.7 billion in 20247%, mainly benefiting from the resilient recovery of the aviation industry, and the number of passengers and revenue are expected to reach new highs in 2024.
IATA expects the global aviation industry as a whole to grow revenue by 7% annually in 20246%, a record high of US$964 billion, and the number of passengers will also surpass the pre-COVID-19 pandemic of 4.5 billion in 2019 and set a new record with 4.7 billion.
Delta Air Lines (Delta Air Lines) CEO Ed Bastain praised on the 6th, benefiting from the post-epidemic outbreak of travel, this year's Thanksgiving in the United States rushed out of explosive performance, and the next Christmas holiday will continue to be at a high level, and the current ticket sales are really very much, and it has been hot all the way to March next year.
Delta Air Lines kept its earnings unchanged and estimated 2023 earnings per share of between $6 and $6$25, with a 20% annual growth rate in total revenue.
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