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FORECASTING DEMAND DURING A GLOBAL PANDEMIC


The airline industry worldwide is struggling with forecasting demand. SARS-Cov2 / Covid-19 is highlighting the flaws in the way airlines, airports and consultants worldwide have been forecasting demand. All of them have confirmed that models aren't working. This is be cause all their models rely on historical demand as the basis for their forecasts. Experts throughout the industry have known for a decade that these models are flawed, but they have continued using them. 

A BETTER WAY

Since 2013 Aviado Partners has using a proprietary demand model based on a NOVEL methodology utilising Artificial Intelligence.  Aviado's UNIQUE demand modelling has repeatedly proven to be the clear global market leader, consistently delivering 30-40% more accurate results than other forecasting methodology in the world. And, in 2020, it remains the clear market leader, continuing to provide highly accurate forecasts.

Our team of experts have extensive experience supporting airlines, airports and shareholders through turbulent times and turning around the fortunes of numerous operators. Read more about our network planning. Or contact us.

 

Each airline consultant on our team understands the challenges faced by any company are often driven by where the company is in its life cycle stage of development. This is why we bundle our solutions in a way that is tailored to looking at things from your perspective. 



(For specialist expert assistance in network planning, revenue management, etc, please see our Aviation Services page.)

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