Episode Details

The global aviation industry continues to benefit from strong passenger demand and record revenue, but airline executives are increasingly warning that growth is becoming harder to translate into profits. Rising fuel costs, aircraft delivery delays, engine shortages, supply chain disruptions, and uncertainty around sustainable aviation fuel are all placing pressure on an industry already known for its thin margins. At the same time, geopolitical tensions are forcing airlines to rethink routes, fleet plans, and long-term investment decisions. As carriers navigate a more complex operating environment, can the industry continue expanding while managing higher costs and persistent capacity constraints, and what will this ultimately mean for travellers?

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