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27-Jul-2009 3:50 AM

US demand and yield weakness continues; Pacific sectors lead the declines

Analysis

Latest traffic and yield data from the US Air Transport Association (ATA) for Jun-2009 revealed the despite extreme price discounting, which has resulted in severe yield deterioration, demand for air travel continues to remain weak, as the US and global aviation industry continues to suffer at the hands of a weak global economy, worsened by the impact of the swine flu outbreak.

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