The Global Market for In-Flight Catering Services is Projected to Reach US$17.6 Billion by 2020
Effervescent Service Innovations by Airline Companies
Drives the Global In-Flight Catering Services Market, According to a New Report
by Global
Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces
the release of a comprehensive global report on In-Flight Catering Services. The
global market for In-Flight Catering
Services is projected to reach US$17.6 billion by 2020, driven by growing air passenger traffic
and effervescent service innovations by airline companies.
The global
market for in-flight catering services is expected to grow, supported by innovative
services offered by airline companies. Airline companies are increasingly
offering a broader food menu and food customization options to customers. Growth
dynamics in the global airline catering market are largely reliant on the health
of the aviation sector. Key factors spurring growth in the market include
expanding global aircraft fleet, growth in the number of air passengers, and
mushrooming of low cost airline companies in developing countries. Growing
customer demand for nutritious food options, even while travelling, is driving
growth in the market. The airline industry is therefore witnessing an
alteration in passenger food preferences led by growing awareness over the nutritional
value of food, rising health consciousness, and willingness to pay a price
premium for high quality, nutritious food. Food safety is a major focus area
for companies operating in the global in-flight catering services market. With
quality and hygiene becoming a deciding factor for passengers in choosing a
flight, catering companies are adopting stringent safety and sanitation measures
to maintain quality of food.
As stated by
the new market research report on In-Flight Catering Services, Asia-Pacific represents the largest market
worldwide, closely followed by Europe. The region also ranks as the fastest
growing market with a CAGR of 5.6% over the analysis period. Rapid urbanization,
resurgence in discretionary spending, increase in international travel and
tourism, and rising standard of living to complement aspirational travelling,
are factors poised to drive growth in the region. By 2020, China is expected
to supersede Japan to become the world's second largest source of business
travel behind the United States. The
Middle East is also emerging as a hub of international airline activity, with
the region registering the highest number of order bookings for new aircraft.
Key players
covered in the report include DO & CO Restaurants & Catering AG, dnata,
Emirates Flight Catering Co. LLC, Flying Food Group LLC, Gate Gourmet
Switzerland GmbH, Journey Group Plc, LSG Sky Chefs, Newrest Group International
S.A.S, SATS Limited, and Servair SA, among others.
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