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Leading airline groups worldwide in 2018, by operating margin*

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July 2019

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Worldwide

Survey time period

2018

Supplementary notes

* The source is limited to the 70 largest air carrier groups worldwide in 2018 by revenue. Values have been calcualted by statisting using the total revenue and operating result figures provided by the source, and are for the fiscal year ending December 2018, excluding Ryanair (fiscal year ends March 2018), Wizz Air (fiscal year ends March 2018) and Japan Airlines (fiscal year ends March 2018).
**IAG: British Airways, Iberia, Vueling, Aer Lingus

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TUI UK, the U.K.-based provider of scheduled and charter flights, reported an operating margin of **** percent in 2018, the highest percentage reported of all the leading airline groups worldwide. The operating margin in any business reflects the profitability of a company, by dividing the operating income to the net sales during a time period. �į

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TUI Group - additional information

 �į TUI Airways, which specializes in charter and scheduled flights, carried over **** passengers in 2018 alone and had annual revenue of over *** billion GBP in that year. The TUI Group itself had a 2018 revenue of over * euros, most of which came from travel experiences in its northern region. 

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 �į The tourism business is a conglomeration of travel agencies, airlines, hotels, cruises, and experiences. International tourism increased throughout the last decade, with Europe being the most popular destination. The industry saw an increase in revenue since 2013; a trend predicted to continue through 2023. Expedia is the leading travel agency worldwide and reported ** billion U.S. dollars of sales in 2018.