Air Travel Forecast to 2040
you are currently viewing::Air Travel Forecast to 2040February 26, 2026-Three charts mapping our projections for passenger aviation demand as of the end of 2025.
However, this is less true for regional forecasts Here is the outlook as of the end of 2025: While economic pressures weighed on performance in North America during the second and third quarters, a more positive long-term macroeconomic outlook improved the 2040 demand projection. As a result, our forecast for the North American market has marginally improved.. While economic pressures weighed on performance in North America during the second and third quarters, a more positive long-term macroeconomic outlook improved the 2040 demand projection. As a result, our forecast for the North American market has marginally improved. Source: bain.com |
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