Vunerability of air travel and the meetings industry

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Vulnerability of Air Travel Ian Lee, PhD Carleton University Sprott School of Business Ottawa, Canada

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Delivered at the GMIC conference Dr Ian Lee's presentation about the vuneralbility of airtravel is a shocking reminder that meetings and travel industries will change in the future.

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Vulnerability of Air Travel Ian Lee, PhD

Carleton University

Sprott School of Business

Ottawa, Canada

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Fuel Costs as Share of Total Aviation Costs, 1971-2007

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Airline Bankruptcies, 2007-2009

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IATA Objective

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• Fuel efficiency improvement by 2020: 2%

• 1.5% efficiency improvement up to 2020

• 2050 goal: 50% net carbon reduction

• But what is the net effect??

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Carbon Footprint of Aviation

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European Airlines in 2015

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2008

$125/barrel

British Airways Lufthansa

AF/KLM Ryanair

easyJet Air Berlin

Iberia SAS

Alitalia Austrian

Finnair Aer Lingus

Virgin Atlantic BMI

2015

$100/barrel

British Airways

Lufthansa

AF/KLM

Ryanair

easyJet

Finnair

Aer Lingus

Virgin Atlantic

2015

$200/barrel

British Airways

Lufthansa

AF/KLM

Ryanair

easyJet

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How will this effect the meetings and tourism industries?

What can we do to mitigate the risks?