ARC partners with Expedia to produce air travel trends study

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Written by Linda Hohnholz

ARLINGTON, VA – Expedia, Inc, in partnership with Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), today released a study of air travel trends and outlook for 2015.

ARLINGTON, VA – Expedia, Inc, in partnership with Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), today released a study of air travel trends and outlook for 2015. Expedia created Preparing for Take-Off: Air Travel Trends 2015 based on comprehensive ticket data from ARC, Expedia’s own information, as well as other credible industry sources.

The report covers topics such as the best time to purchase plane tickets, understanding the value of different seating classes, and what consumers might expect to pay for tickets next year. Overall, the analysis points to a trend of “lower prices, premium value, and a different strategy regarding when to book.”

“We were delighted to collaborate with Expedia on this important study as part of ARC’s ongoing cooperative data program with customers and partners,” said Chuck Thackston, ARC’s managing director of enterprise information management. “Though several of the results in this detailed study confirmed ARC’s earlier findings, Expedia went deeper with their own expertise and data to produce a well-rounded document.”

Preparing for Take-Off: Air Travel Trends 2015 is available free at: http://bit.ly/1w6cjvz

“The combination of increased demand met by with increased capacity, coupled with lower fuel prices means one thing: it’s good to be a traveler in 2015,” said Greg Schulze, senior vice president, global tour & transport, Expedia, Inc. “Our intent is that travel hacks coming straight from the Expedia air team, like booking your hotel and flight together as a package to save money, will help make sure travelers know when to book, how to buy and where to go.”

WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:

  • “Our intent is that travel hacks coming straight from the Expedia air team, like booking your hotel and flight together as a package to save money, will help make sure travelers know when to book, how to buy and where to go.
  • “Though several of the results in this detailed study confirmed ARC's earlier findings, Expedia went deeper with their own expertise and data to produce a well-rounded document.
  • Overall, the analysis points to a trend of “lower prices, premium value, and a different strategy regarding when to book.

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Linda Hohnholz

Editor in chief for eTurboNews based in the eTN HQ.

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