European Aviation Gasoline Final Consumption in Domestic Aviation by Country

In 2023, France led European aviation gasoline final consumption in domestic aviation with 196.66 GWh, followed distantly by Germany at 82.02 GWh and Spain at 61.49 GWh. Significant YoY changes include Hungary's impressive 16.23% growth, reflective in its increase to 26.54 GWh, while Germany saw a sharp decline of 5.49% to 82.02 GWh. Notable variations were detected across countries, with some showing minor increases such as Bulgaria (8.45%) and others witnessing declines, for example, Denmark (-13.69%). CAGR analysis reveals mixed trends, with certain regions adapting better to fluctuations in aviation gasoline consumption.

Looking ahead, monitoring the impact of ongoing technological advancements in fuel efficiency and sustainable aviation fuels will be critical. Future trends to watch include:

- The rise in adoption of sustainable aviation fuels across Europe, which might significantly alter consumption patterns.
- Economic recovery post-pandemic influencing travel demand increases or decreases.
- National policies and incentives encouraging reductions in traditional aviation gasoline usage and transitions to greener alternatives.
- Technological advancements in aircraft and engine design aimed at reduced fuel consumption.

Top countries in Aviation Gasoline Final Consumption in Domestic Aviation by Country

# 10 Countries Gigawatthours Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 France 196.66 2023 +0.6% -0.73% View data
2 2 Germany 82.02 2023 -1.85% -5.49% View data
3 3 Spain 61.49 2023 +4.14% +4.55% View data
4 4 Italy 50.06 2023 -3.55% -3.91% View data
5 5 Poland 46.67 2023 -0.019% -0.91% View data
6 6 Czech Republic 38.62 2023 +10.07% +1.14% View data
7 7 Austria 29.82 2023 +3.46% +1.84% View data
8 8 Hungary 26.54 2023 +14.38% +16.23% View data
9 9 Norway 26.02 2023 -0.012% -6.59% View data
10 10 Greece 25.67 2023 +2.15% +1.53% View data

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