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- 97. Air Cargo Volumes Measured by FTKs Rose 0.5% in October 2015
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European carriers have driven recent improvements in air cargo growth, but they ran out of steam in October with a rise of just 0.2%. Other regions also underlined the weak October trend. The most significant decline in cargo activity was experienced by North American carriers, who reported a 2.4% fall in volumes. Latin America (-8.1%) and Africa (-1.1%) are smaller markets and als
- 98. Airlines in Asia Pacific to Acquire 8,000 New Aircraft Over Next 20 Years
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Airlines in Asia Pacific to Acquire 8,000 New Aircraft Over Next 20 Years. Airlines in Asia and the Pacific will acquire some 8,000 new passenger and cargo aircraft over the next 20 years, according to European aircraft manufacturer Airbus. Valued at US$1.2 trillion, the requirement represents one third of predicted global deliveries between now and 2028.
- 99. IATA Reports January 2010 Traffic
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IATA Reports January 2010 Traffic. IATA’s January 2010 statistics for international scheduled air traffic show continuing improvement. Compared to the previous year, January passenger demand was up 6.4%. Against this improving demand, a 1.2% increase in passenger capacity in January pushed load factors to 75.9% (up from the 72.2% recorded for January 2009).
- 100. IATA Reports Strong February 2012 Performance; Outlook Remains Fragile
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IATA’s global traffic results for February 2012 show an 8.6% improvement in passenger demand and a 5.2% rise in cargo demand compared to the same month in the previous year. Several factors inflated February 2012 results and distorted comparisons with the year-ago period. These included weaker traffic during the trouble in some parts of the Middle East a year ago and the occurrence
- 101. IATA Reports Global Airline Traffic for March 2011
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According to IATA, scheduled international traffic results for March 2011 show that year-on-year growth in passenger demand slowed to 3.8% from the 5.8% recorded in February 2011. Conversely, year-on-year growth in freight markets rebounded to 3.7% in March from the 1.8% recorded in February. Compared to February, global passenger demand fell by 0.3% in March, while cargo demand ex
- 102. Airline Traffic Results for May 2007 show 5.5% Growth in year-on-year International Passenger De
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Airline Traffic Results for May 2007 show 5.5% Growth in year-on-year International Passenger Demand. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released traffic results for May 2007 that shows 5.5% growth in year-on-year international passenger demand. Growth in freight demand rose to 5% (up sharply from 2.8% in April). This was the largest increase since September 200
- 103. Recession Now Biggest Threat to Airlines; Traffic Declines in October 2008
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Recession Now Biggest Threat to Airlines; Traffic Declines in October 2008. IATA has reported international air traffic figures for October 2008 which show a second consecutive month of global decline. International passenger traffic declined by 1.3% compared to the same month in the previous year - a smaller decline than the 2.9% drop experienced in September. The October load fac
- 104. Airlines See Slower International Freight Growth Over Next Five Years
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IATA’s Airline Industry Forecast 2013-2017 shows that international freight volumes are expected to grow 17% over the next five years. This consensus outlook incorporates a conservative estimate of the recovery in global economic activity and world trade volumes over the coming years.
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