VIDEO: Infare on the importance of data and intelligence for airlines
Whitepaper: Is airfare disparity costing you more than you think?
In this recent whitepaper, we take a closer look at how airfare disparity can affect customer relationships, overall brand image and ultimately, the bottom line. Learn how monitoring airfares across all distribution channels can help airlines compete effectively, maintain and build profitability and protect their brand reputation with consumers.
Case Study: Ryanair partners with Infare to lead on low-cost airfares
This new case study showcases how our insights have helped Ryanair maintain its position as the leading lowest-fare carrier in Europe. The airline partnered with us back in January 2016 and renewed the partnership in 2019. Find out how Infare’s data and expertise empowers Ryanair to continuously optimise its pricing strategies and sustain an impressive level of commercial success.
How did airlines increase their net profit by 48% since the financial crisis?
Many things have changed in the Aviation Industry during the latest business cycle. If you take away just one thing out of this research, let it be this: Pricing, Pricing and once again Pricing is what drives the Aviation Industry profitability forward. The Smart, Dynamic, Intelligent… Nevertheless, Pricing Strategies are the necessity to navigate the next aviation business cycle.
The Norwegian Bet (2017) (DOWNLOAD NOW)
Norwegian low-cost long-haul strategy is daring and it is still making the news. Just like many others we have wondered how the carrier has performed when it comes to revenue.
The Norwegian Bet on LGW – has the honeymoon ended? (2018) (DOWNLOAD)
In this case study we will be looking at how the situation has evolved during 2017 and the first months of 2018 for the route LGW – JFK. While doing it, we will not simply analyze the performance of Norwegian for the route, but also keep a close eye on the competition between Gatwick and Heathrow for the traffic to New York.
Analyzing untapped revenue opportunities (CPH-VIE route) (DOWNLOAD)
Our Analytic Team pinpointed a number of potential carriers which could start operating profitably in the route. The analysis focused on airlines’ reaction to competition, their overall price strategy, connectivity and level of price volatility.
From Big Airfare Data to Competitive Insight. Where to start?? (DOWNLOAD)
In the aviation business no single airfare data source contains full information. As airfare data coming from different sources are not easily combined, the choice of the data becomes critical. Within this white paper we analyse different types of airfares looking at the three dimensions of information quality: transparency, consistency and accuracy.
How to leverage the Power of Volatility when assessing Route Potential (DOWNLOAD)
Measuring volatility is particularly useful when developing price scenarios, which in turn are needed to thoroughly evaluate the earning potential of any route. Furthermore, together with price information, volatility can be used to provide a strong indication of the strategies used by airlines.
NUE-LHR Route Potential (DOWNLOAD)
The aim of this case study is to analyse British Airways’ business opportunities for the route Nuremberg (NUE) – London Heathrow (LHR). As the route can be classified as a feeder route, we have considered the overall traffic flow from NUE via LHR to transatlantic destinations, as well as, the direct traffic flow.
Airfare Big Data, What’s in it for your airport? (WATCH NOW)
During the webinar, we looked at how Airfare Big Data allows airports to analyse airline customers’ performance and identify new revenue opportunities. We also analysed one of the most celebrated success stories of the past months: Norwegian’s long-haul operations from London Gatwick to New York J.F.K.
Predicting the future from Historical KPIs (WATCH NOW)
In this webinar we will discuss: • How historical fare can be analyzed to reveal important KPIs • How these KPIs can lead to more profitable Pricing and RM practices • How to identify the Routes where aircrafts can be profitably deployed