AirAsia among top 5 most downloaded airline apps

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Budget airline AirAsia was among the top five most downloaded airline apps worldwide in the first quarter of 2019, according to a new report from mobile app intelligence firm Sensor Tower.
The most downloaded airline app worldwide for Q1 2019 was Irish low-cost airline Ryanair with more than 2.4 million installs, which represented a 10 percent increase from Q1 2018, said the report.
American Airlines was the second most installed airline app worldwide last year with more than 1.8 million installs, which represented a 30 percent increase from Q1 2018.
United Airlines, Southwest and AirAsia rounded out the top five most installed airline apps worldwide for the quarter, Julia Chan, Mobile Insights Analyst, Sensor Tower, wrote in a blog on Monday.
When it came to downloads from Google Play Store, AirAsia came second after Ryanair.
At the ninth position, Indigo also featured among the top 10 most downloaded apps from Google Play Store in the first quarter of this year.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which firm produced the report on the most downloaded airline apps?
Which firm produced the report on the most downloaded airline apps?
The report detailing the top five most downloaded airline apps worldwide for the first quarter of 2019 was produced by Sensor Tower, a mobile app intelligence firm.
Q.Which airline had the most downloaded app globally in Q1 2019?
Which airline had the most downloaded app globally in Q1 2019?
Ryanair had the most downloaded airline app worldwide for Q1 2019. It achieved over 2.4 million installs, marking a 10 percent increase from the same quarter in 2018.
Q.Where did AirAsia rank specifically for downloads from the Google Play Store?
Where did AirAsia rank specifically for downloads from the Google Play Store?
When considering downloads specifically from the Google Play Store, AirAsia ranked second. It was positioned just after Ryanair, which held the top spot for Google Play downloads.
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