EMEA Route Traffic Forecasting and Data
EMEA Route Traffic Forecasting and Data
Experience Real-World Examples, Manipulate Data, and Develop Forecasts
Agenda
Description: Route traffic forecasts are a critical component of an airline’s decision-making process when considering new routes. Airlines expect airports and stakeholders to provide as much detailed data and insight into prospective destinations markets as possible.
This course will enable participants to understand the most up-to-date techniques to generate both short and long-term forecasts, including how to utilize appropriate market data, understanding how successful your target route can be, and tips on how to pitch to the airlines.
Day 1
- Introductions & Setting the Scene
- Airline Data Sources & Airport Catchment Analysis
- Excel Skills
- Forecasting Overview and QSI
Day 2
- Stimulation and Forecasting Connecting Flows
- Long-Term Forecasting Techniques
- Airline Route Economics
- Review and Certification
Facilitators



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Commonly Asked Questions
Should I Attend?
This course is designed for:
- Airports & route development managers, analysts
- Airlines & new analysts, network planners
- Civil aviation authorities
- Government agencies and departments
- Personnel responsible for airport forecasts
Key Topics
Course topics include:
- How to produce a route traffic forecast
- Assumptions and methodologies from real-world examples
- The latest forecasting techniques, analytics including QSI, MCR and others
- How to use traffic data, market research and analytics for route forecasting
- The key outputs airlines want to see in a presentation
- Benchmarking against competing airports
- How to manipulate data
- Practical route forecasts exercises and case studies
Where to Stay

Premier Inn
London Blackfriars
1-2 Dorset Rise, London EC4Y 8EN, United Kingdom
+44 333 321 9269
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London Central Southpark
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Novotel
London Blackfriars
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“Thorough, comprehensive and detailed, supported by practical examples and with time for dialogue.”