The increasing demand for air travel, the expansion of airline fleet to accommodate a large number of passengers, and the increased number of flight movements have led to the reduction of the ground time for airlines. Therefore, in order to increase the efficiency of their fleet, airlines are not only hiring additional employees but are also looking to increase the revenue by adding new travel routes. Traditional airlines operating medium-haul routes fly 7–14 hours per day. In contrast, LCCs aiming to maximize the aircraft fleet efficiency implement intensive short-haul flight schedules, which sometimes double the flying time as compared to the industry average. The increased frequency of flights has increased the scope for ground and cargo handling service providers as airlines require fast and efficient services.

1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

2 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

3 RESEARCH PROCESS

4 REPORT COVERAGE

5 REPORT ASSUMPTIONS & CAVEATS

6 MARKET AT A GLANCE

7 INTRODUCTION

8 MARKET DYNAMICS

9 GLOBAL GROUND AND CARGO HANDLING SERVICES MARKET

10 SERVICE TYPE

11 GROUND HANDLING

12 CARGO HANDLING

13 AIRLINE TYPE

14 GEOGRAPHY

15 EUROPE

16 NORTH AMERICA

17 APAC

18 MIDDLE-EAST AFRICA

19 LATIN AMERICA

20 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

21 KEY COMPANY PROFILES

22 OTHER PROMINENT VENDORS

23 REPORT SUMMARY

24 APPENDIX