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<li>Mexico's Volaris has announced its 1Q24 and FY24 capacity is likely to be down 16-18% yoy due to GTF engine inspections grounding aircraft.</li>
<li>However, on this reduced capacity, management anticipates a 31-33% EBITDAR margin, up from 26% in 2023, helped by fuel costs down c.9%. We model $1bn EBITDAR in 2024 (2023 $840m).</li>
<li>This dynamic has read across for many short/medium haul markets around the world has capacity constraints are likely to drive up pricing/earnings for affected carriers and also competitors.</li>
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Mexico's Volaris has announced its 1Q24 and FY24 capacity is likely to be down 16-18% yoy due to GTF engine inspections grounding aircraft.
However, on this reduced capacity, management anticipates a 31-33% EBITDAR margin, up from 26% in 2023, helped by fuel costs down c.9%. We model $1bn EBITDAR in 2024 (2023 $840m).
This dynamic has read across for many short/medium haul markets around the world has capacity constraints are likely to drive up pricing/earnings for affected carriers and also competitors.


世界の航空会社：メキシコのボラリスは、GTFの運航停止が価格上昇につながる可能性があることを示している