Airline costs and productivity charts

[FCPhotography]

Pretty interesting. Scroll down to view all the charts. Notice the NWA/Delta pre bankrupcy vs. post bankrupcy.

http://www.airlinefinancials.com/airline_data_comparisons.html

 

[Dash Power]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

 

[FCPhotography]

SWA labor costs are the highest but they have the fewest employees per aircraft, which helps them achieve the lowest CASM.

 

[Taco Rocket]

They're almost 2 years old... anything more recent?

 

[FCPhotography]

The only ones I can find.

 

[General Lee]

The only ones I can find.

A lot has happened since then. SWA has lost the fuel hedge advantage, had a quarterly loss last quarter, and now is stating costs are too high. Does it say that in the charts, because that is the reality of today.



Bye Bye---General Lee

 

[Muskycat]

SWA labor costs are the highest but they have the fewest employees per aircraft, which helps them achieve the lowest CASM.

A worthless comparison. Does SWA have employees in Europe, Asia and Africa?

 

[Dash Power]

A worthless comparison. Does SWA have employees in Europe, Asia and Africa?

Are you really that ignorant?

 

[Flyby1206]

http://www.oliverwyman.com/pdf_files/OW_EN_AAD_PUBL_2011_Airline_Economic_Analysis.pdf

 

[Muskycat]

Are you really that ignorant?

The more destinations a company has, the more employees it takes. Pretty simple..