Easily analyze point-of-sale and travel behavior data through interactive graphs and mapping as well as export options for reporting.
Access up to two years’ worth of historical airline ticketing data plus up to twelve months of purchased tickets not yet flown.
Query data in endless ways to get the specific answers you need and reveal new consumer insights into marketing airline, purchaser location and more.
Analyze passenger trends, down to the zip code level, by airline—compare results against competing airport locations.
Determine the best place to focus development efforts by identifying the actual location of air travelers in the United States, down to the zip code level. See where the highest volume of passengers are originating from—not just the point-of-sale location—to identify opportunities for growth.
Analyze purchasing trends at the customer level to better understand your market and the relationship between purchaser location and travel behavior, with filter options, including origin and destination, class of service, trip type and marketing airline.
Read More Customer StoriesThe timeliness of the data in Market Locator is a real differentiator. Within days of an announced downgrade in air service by a carrier at a competing airport, I was able to gauge the potential impact by examining passenger behavior.
Use Market Locator data during supplier conversations to endorse the addition of new routes or route frequencies. Identify local need as well as leakage and diversion trends to bring new airlines and more service to your market.
Use forward-looking ticketing data to make business decisions based on advance travel trends. Filter results based on airport pair, city market, any domestic or international destination on a ticketed itinerary, or the airport where passengers originated to understand seasonality of markets.
Read More Customer StoriesAt Port of Pasco, we look at advance purchases in Market Locator, anywhere from six months to two days before flown, to measure our online sales and marketing campaigns. This makes it easier to identify the purchasing window and directly correlate purchases to marketing campaigns run during the same time frame.
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