IATA: Sustainable Aviation Requires Government Cooperation
CEO Tony Tyler cites four areas where policy efforts are needed to ensure aviation’s financial sustainability
A recent Oxford Economics study reported that aviation globally is responsible for 56.6 million jobs and $2.2 trillion in economic activity—3.5% of global GDP.
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