Airlines To Be Profitable In Next Two Years, But Thin Margins, Risks Remain
IATA's chief economist, Marie Owens Thomsen, and Director General Willie Walsh speak in Geneva.
Credit: IATA
GENEVA—The world’s airlines are expected to post a collective net profit of $31.5 billion for 2024 and $36.6 billion for 2025, representing a remarkable turnaround from the historic money-losing pandemic years, although margins will remain in the low single digits. In its latest financial outlook...
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