Front cover of Airline Ancillary Revenue: How to Price Extras Passengers Accept
Commercial Growth

Airline Ancillary Revenue: How to Price Extras Passengers Accept

Ancillaries now fund the modern airline, and European regulators are watching how they are sold. A CFO’s guide to growing extras without resentment. The report sets out the considerations and practical implications discussed in the article.

Format
PDF · 14 pages
Published
Published Oct 2026

What's inside

  1. 01Ancillaries now carry a sixth of airline revenue, which changes the CFO’s risk profile
  2. 02Passengers pay less overall, so extras feel like a trade rather than a trap
  3. 03European regulators are targeting presentation, not the existence of extras
  4. 04Travellers resent hidden fees more than they resent paying
  5. 05Bundled fare families outperform piecemeal fees when framed around value