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Global Airlines Cut 2025 Profit Forecast Amid Trade Tensions
Trump's sweeping tariffs have stoked fears of an economic slowdown and squeezed discretionary spending, prompting many consumers especially in the United States to delay or scale back travel plans.
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Airlines Expecting 5 Billion Passengers In 2024, A New Record: Report
Airlines are expecting to fly nearly five billion passengers in 2024, a new record beating the pre-Covid pandemic high, trade industry association IATA said on Monday.
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AI Won't Replace Pilots, But Here's How It Is Revolutionising Airline Ops
Airlines may not be replacing pilots with artificial intelligence anytime soon, but aviation industry experts say the new technology is already revolutionising the way they do business.
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Last Year Was Safest Ever For Commercial Air Travel: Airline Industry Body
Last year was the safest ever for commercial air travel, despite a massive rebound in passenger flights, an airline industry group said Wednesday.
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Airline Industry To Record USD 25.7 Billion Net Profit In 2024: Report
The airline industry is projected to register a net profit of USD 25.7 billion in 2024 as more normal growth is expected in both passenger and cargo segments, global grouping IATA said today.
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Airlines Expect Record 4.7 Billion Passengers In 2024: Aviation Body
Airlines are expecting to carry a record 4.7 billion passengers in 2024 as the sector puts the Covid-19 pandemic behind it, trade industry association IATA said Wednesday.
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World Airlines Commit To Net Zero Carbon Emissions By 2050
The world's airlines made a joint pledge Monday to reach "net zero" carbon emissions by 2050, as the aviation industry ramps up efforts to curb its contribution to global warming.
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Unprecedented 66% Drop In Air Passengers In 2020: Airlines
Global air passenger traffic plunged by an unprecedented 66 percent in 2020 due to travel restrictions imposed over the Covid-19 pandemic, an industry group said Wednesday.
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Coronavirus May Impact Over 29 Lakh Jobs In Indian Aviation: Global Agency
The coronavirus pandemic is expected to impact more than 29 lakh jobs in the Indian aviation and dependent industries, global airlines' grouping IATA said on Friday.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Puts 20 Lakh Jobs At Risk In Indian Aviation: Industry Body
More than 20 lakh jobs are at risk in India's aviation space and dependent sectors in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, according to global airlines' grouping International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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1 More Coronavirus Case, Total 30, Delhi Shuts Primary Schools: 10 Points
One more person tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday, taking the number of affected persons to 30. The figure had taken a jump from Wednesday with a group of 14 Italian tourists testing positive for the virus. The rising number of cases has pushed the Delhi government to shut the primary schools till March 31. A similar decision is likely fo...
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'Flying Has Never Been Safer,' Says International Air Industry Chief
Traveling by plane is safer than ever despite a series of headline-grabbing airline disasters in recent months, the head of a major global aviation group said today.
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Airlines Need to Improve Despite 'Safest' Year: International Air Transport Association Chief
Last year was the safest ever for commercial aviation despite high-profile incidents such as the disappearance of Flight MH370, but the industry is still working on new technologies to improve its record, IATA chief said today.
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UN Aviation Body to Hold Safety Meeting With IATA, Others: Sources
The UN civil aviation agency will hold a broad international meeting to discuss airline safety in the industry's most coordinated response to the downing of a Malaysian airliner, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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International Air Transport Association's statement on suspension of Kingfisher Airlines
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has suspended Kingfisher airlines and asked its travel agent affiliates to stop booking tickets for cash-starved Airlines, industry sources said.
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Global Airlines Cut 2025 Profit Forecast Amid Trade Tensions
Trump's sweeping tariffs have stoked fears of an economic slowdown and squeezed discretionary spending, prompting many consumers especially in the United States to delay or scale back travel plans.
-
Airlines Expecting 5 Billion Passengers In 2024, A New Record: Report
Airlines are expecting to fly nearly five billion passengers in 2024, a new record beating the pre-Covid pandemic high, trade industry association IATA said on Monday.
-
AI Won't Replace Pilots, But Here's How It Is Revolutionising Airline Ops
Airlines may not be replacing pilots with artificial intelligence anytime soon, but aviation industry experts say the new technology is already revolutionising the way they do business.
-
Last Year Was Safest Ever For Commercial Air Travel: Airline Industry Body
Last year was the safest ever for commercial air travel, despite a massive rebound in passenger flights, an airline industry group said Wednesday.
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Airline Industry To Record USD 25.7 Billion Net Profit In 2024: Report
The airline industry is projected to register a net profit of USD 25.7 billion in 2024 as more normal growth is expected in both passenger and cargo segments, global grouping IATA said today.
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Airlines Expect Record 4.7 Billion Passengers In 2024: Aviation Body
Airlines are expecting to carry a record 4.7 billion passengers in 2024 as the sector puts the Covid-19 pandemic behind it, trade industry association IATA said Wednesday.
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World Airlines Commit To Net Zero Carbon Emissions By 2050
The world's airlines made a joint pledge Monday to reach "net zero" carbon emissions by 2050, as the aviation industry ramps up efforts to curb its contribution to global warming.
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Unprecedented 66% Drop In Air Passengers In 2020: Airlines
Global air passenger traffic plunged by an unprecedented 66 percent in 2020 due to travel restrictions imposed over the Covid-19 pandemic, an industry group said Wednesday.
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Coronavirus May Impact Over 29 Lakh Jobs In Indian Aviation: Global Agency
The coronavirus pandemic is expected to impact more than 29 lakh jobs in the Indian aviation and dependent industries, global airlines' grouping IATA said on Friday.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Puts 20 Lakh Jobs At Risk In Indian Aviation: Industry Body
More than 20 lakh jobs are at risk in India's aviation space and dependent sectors in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, according to global airlines' grouping International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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1 More Coronavirus Case, Total 30, Delhi Shuts Primary Schools: 10 Points
One more person tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday, taking the number of affected persons to 30. The figure had taken a jump from Wednesday with a group of 14 Italian tourists testing positive for the virus. The rising number of cases has pushed the Delhi government to shut the primary schools till March 31. A similar decision is likely fo...
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'Flying Has Never Been Safer,' Says International Air Industry Chief
Traveling by plane is safer than ever despite a series of headline-grabbing airline disasters in recent months, the head of a major global aviation group said today.
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Airlines Need to Improve Despite 'Safest' Year: International Air Transport Association Chief
Last year was the safest ever for commercial aviation despite high-profile incidents such as the disappearance of Flight MH370, but the industry is still working on new technologies to improve its record, IATA chief said today.
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UN Aviation Body to Hold Safety Meeting With IATA, Others: Sources
The UN civil aviation agency will hold a broad international meeting to discuss airline safety in the industry's most coordinated response to the downing of a Malaysian airliner, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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International Air Transport Association's statement on suspension of Kingfisher Airlines
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has suspended Kingfisher airlines and asked its travel agent affiliates to stop booking tickets for cash-starved Airlines, industry sources said.
