Q1 2024 Performance of Top Air Travel Apps on iOS in Australia

Air travel apps have become indispensable tools for travelers worldwide. In the first quarter of 2024, Australia's iOS users have shown varying levels of engagement with the top air travel applications. Sensor Tower's data offers a snapshot into the performance of these apps in terms of downloads and weekly active users.

Qantas Airways maintained a consistent download trend, with peaks reaching up to 16K in mid-February. Weekly active users fluctuated, seeing a high of over 76K in the same period.

Fly Bonza, a newer contender, saw its downloads soar to nearly 17K in late January, while its weekly active users peaked at over 60K in early February, indicating a strong start to the year.

The Virgin Australia app experienced a steady download rate, with a notable increase to over 11K in the latter half of February. Its active users reached a high of nearly 39K towards the end of February, showing a robust user base.

Jetstar downloads peaked at over 9K in late February, with weekly active users showcasing a high of over 14K in the same month. This trend indicates a modest but stable engagement among iOS users.

Lastly, Flightradar24 | Flight Tracker not only tracked flights but also tracked revenue, with its highest weekly revenue reaching over 16K USD in late January. The app's downloads and active users saw a dip in late February but managed to climb back up to over 6K downloads and 31K active users by the end of March.

For more in-depth insights into the air travel app market, Sensor Tower provides detailed analytics and reports on app performance across various platforms and regions.