Latin American travelers will double their trips

Sayún the úlast pronótrend setter brought to you by Airbus, Latin American travelersérich duplicateán their travels in the próhighs of déeach.

It is expected that the trápassenger traffic in Américh latina doubles in the próhighs of dérock — going from 0,44 annual trips per cáwhistle on 2019 a 0,87 annual trips per cáwhistle on 2042. According to úLatest Global Market Forecast Airbus (GMF, by its acronym in Englishés), the travel rate per cápita beán close to doubling in México and will exceed double in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia.

Travel on the rise

Usually, the tráI growá a 2,2% in the prówe moan 20 años, equivalent to 2.390 new passenger planes and load. Of these 2.390 new passenger and cargo aircraft, 190 to beán wide-body aircraft and 2.200 to beáhallway number único, representing the 92% of new aircraft deliveries at Américh latina, converting the rulerón in a predominantly all-aisle market único.

The tendency to fly máitsá driven by the projected growth of the middle class of 400 million to 490 millions of people to 2042, what represents the 67% of the populationón of Américh Latina and the Caribe. Además, la alta penetrationón of the AerolíLow Cost Lines (LCC, by its acronym in Englishés) has made trips toéreos sean más accesibles, representing the 50% of the total seats offered at the sun leveléstico in Américh latina. Brazil and México show the greatest penetrations of the LCC model in the regionón.

The growth of electronic commerceónico and Américh latina has led to increased demand for cargo serviceséarea in the úlast two dayséfalls and is foreseené that the tráorigin and destination cargo chart (O&D, by its acronym in Englishés) from, to and within AméRich Latina almost doubles for 2042.

The GMF alsoén projects an increase in trápassenger traffic of O&D in one 3,5% annual in Américh latina, duplicáfocusing on the prówe moan 20 años. The tráI'm giftéstic growá at a rate higher than 3,8% annual, while the tráintra regional stay increaseá a 3,2%.

The fleet in service Américh latina almost doubledá, going from the 1.440 aircraft currently in service, a 2.630 in the próhighs of dérock. Of these, 240 planes will remainán, 1.200 be destinedán to the substitutionón of less fuel efficient aircraft, and 1.190 airplanes representán the growth of demand.

Airbus has sold más de 1.150 airplanes in Américh Latin and Caribbean. Más de 750 Eastán en operationón throughout the regionón, and has más de 520 in backlog, which represents a market share of 58% of passenger aircraft in service. From 1994, Airbus has obtained the 75% of net orders in the regionón.