8.2 Billion Air Travellers in 2037 (IATA) - What needs to change in ATC & how will that impact training
IATA - Losses Reduce but Challenges Continue - Cumulative $201 Billion Losses for 2020-2022
Airline Industry Financial Forecast
Airline industry worldwide - number of flights 2004-2022 | Statista
Visualising the global air travel industry | Infographic News | Al Jazeera
Going to Be Tough for Airlines, Full Recovery Moved to 2024: IATA | Wolf Street
IATA: global passenger traffic recovered 42% in 2021 compared to 2019 - Aviacionline.com
Number of Flights Worldwide in 2022/2023: Passenger Traffic, Behaviors, and Revenue - Financesonline.com
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Nigeria blocking repatriation of $450 million in foreign airline revenue, IATA says | Reuters
The World of Air Transport in 2019
How has the aviation industry been impacted by coronavirus? | World Economic Forum
Chart: Air Travel Faces Long-Haul Flight to Recovery | Statista
IATA Releases 2018 Airline Safety Performance | Aviation Pros
Unruly Passenger Incident Rate Rises, IATA Data Shows - APEX
The World of Air Transport in 2015
Global aviation's time travel: back to 1996 fleet & 1986 flight levels | CAPA
IATA - Monthly Traffic Statistics
IATA warns of airline revenue losses at US$314 billion for 2020
IATA: Airline Industry Statistics confirm 2020 was the worse year on record | World Airline News
IATA: Airline Industry Statistics confirm 2020 was the worse year on record | World Airline News
Going to Be Tough for Airlines, Full Recovery Moved to 2024: IATA | Wolf Street
International Air Transport Association (IATA) - #US #TravelBan will ground 550 flights, 125,000 pax per day & increase the extreme financial & operational pressures the industry is facing. One #airline has gone
IATA: global passenger traffic recovered 42% in 2021 compared to 2019 - Aviacionline.com
IATA survey finds cargo demand to increase over next year
IATA - Passenger Demand Recovery Continued in 2021 but Omicron Having Impact
Going to Be Tough for Airlines, Full Recovery Moved to 2024: IATA | Wolf Street
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