The regional airline industry is set for take-off. The world's largest market - the US - is projected to grow by a third by 2005. The European market will more than double by 2015, and new markets are likely in emerge, particularly in China, elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific region and in Latin America.

The World's Regional Airlines is a report from analysts Travel Intelligence on a sector characterised by short and medium-haul scheduled services. It presents upbeat forecasts for medium-term growth, but also includes analysis of constraints to these forecasts being fulfilled, such as the limitations of airport infrastructure and environmental concerns and the role played by the manufactures in creating and sustaining this buoyant sector

The regional airline industry is set for take-off. The world's largest market - the US - is projected to grow by a third by 2005. The European market will more than double by 2015, and new markets are likely in emerge, particularly in China, elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific region and in Latin America.

The World's Regional Airlines is a report from analysts Travel Intelligence on a sector characterised by short and medium-haul scheduled services. It presents upbeat forecasts for medium-term growth, but also includes analysis of constraints to these forecasts being fulfilled, such as the limitations of airport infrastructure and environmental concerns and the role played by the manufactures in creating and sustaining this buoyant sector

The potential for the development of regional airlines markets outside of Europe and America