
HSBC Research: Mainland Travel Demand Persists but Shifts to Rail; Big Three Airlines Expected to Post Losses in 2Q26

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HSBC Research reports that while travel demand in Mainland China remains strong during the May Day holiday, airfares have increased by 9.7% YoY due to high fuel surcharges. Average daily air passenger traffic fell by 5.7% YoY, while rail traffic rose by 4.6% YoY. The broker predicts the three major domestic airlines will incur losses in 2Q26, with potential losses widening by 38% for every 10% rise in fuel prices. Trip.com Group and TONGCHENGTRAVEL received Buy ratings, while AIR CHINA, CHINA EAST AIR, and CHINA SOUTH AIR were rated Reduce due to structural challenges.
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