October 19, 2011
Airline ancillary revenue soars to $32.5 billion worldwide in 2011 The Amadeus worldwide estimate of ancillary revenue reveals a $9.9 billion increase of 43.8% (please read the results in the press release).
October 19, 2011
Travel Agent Central Airline Ancillary Revenue Soars to $32.5 Billion As every travel agent knows ancillary revenue has become a crucial component in the global airline industry’s profit toolbox, making Amadeus’ new estimates of ancillary revenue especially pertinent. Amadeus’ new analysis notes that the $32.5 billion contributed by ancillary revenue has lifted the airline industry
September 12, 2011
Five Frequent Flier Programs Accrue Revenue of $7 Billion IdeaWorks analyzes how loyalty programs pour cash into airline coffers.
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September 12, 2011
Loyalty by the Billions IdeaWorks analyzes how frequent flier programs pour cash into airline coffers.
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August 8, 2011
US Carriers’ Baggage Revenue of $3.4 Billion Encourages Fees to Fly Across the Globe IdeaWorks analyzes the boom in the largest a la carte component.
August 8, 2011
Billions of Dollars in Baggage Fees Travel the Globe In this report, IdeaWorks evaluates how baggage fees are spreading across the globe, describes how these fees are on track to become the industry’s largest source of ancillary revenue, and recommends strategies to boost baggage revenue.
August 1, 2011
Global Surge in Airline Fees and Charges Captured in 2011 Amadeus Yearbook of Ancillary Revenue by IdeaWorks Results from 47 airlines worldwide depict huge scope of ancillary revenue.
July 18, 2011
Gulf News Airlines in Middle East must focus on ancillary revenues Middle East airlines will need to increase extra charges for food, second checked bags, choosing seats and WiFi on board to help boost profits at a time of spiralling oil prices and political unrest, a market expert said.
July 13, 2011
Borsen Flyselskaber spinder guld på gebyrer “Airlines spin fees into gold” The article is written in Danish.
June 11, 2011
New York Times Those Ancillary Fees Aren’t So Ancillary Now . . . airline consultant IdeaWorks, found that global airline ancillary revenues totaled $21.5 billion last year, double what they were in 2008. The report said that as airlines devise new fees, “ancillary revenue has become an enduring part of airline income statements.”