Australian Airline Industry Analysis
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This document analyzes the transport industry in Australia, focusing on the airline sector. It examines the industry's PESTLE factors, market share, cost structure, key operational metrics like passenger load factors and fares, domestic air passenger movements, top Australian airports, and forecasts air passenger movements through 2025-26 for both domestic routes and capital city airports.
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