Revenue per available seat mile or RASM is a measurement used to compare the financial performance of airlines, based on revenue per available seat.

I always look forward to the beginning of the month, because it's when Continental releases its monthly traffic report. As I've said before, I love Continental's releases because they give unit ...

UBS initiated coverage on multiple carriers in the U.S. aviation sector, viewing supply/demand balance as the most important driver of airline Revenue per Available Seat Mile (RASM) growth and ...

Alaska Air Group (ALK) and JetBlue trim first-quarter RASM views due to pricing weakness and other factors.

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Four major U.S. carriers—Delta, American, Southwest and JetBlue—have dimmed their outlooks for early 2025, acknowledging softer demand and lower consumer confidence.

Southwest Airlines (LUV) now expects its second-quarter revenue per available seat mile to decline in the range of 4%-4.5% year over year (previous guidance: 1.5%-3.5% decline).