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Central Asian aviation booms over closed Russian airspace

Flights from and to the region surge as airlines that previously flew over the country are now passing through central Asia

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European aviation bounces back in 2022 | Air Cargo World

European aviation weathered the storm of 2022, closing the year with 9.3 million flights, a 50% year-over-year increase, despite the war in Ukraine and COVID-19-related lockdowns. The number of flights last year while 3.1 million greater than in 2021 amounted to only 83% of pre-pandemic traffic, or about 1.8 million fewer flights than

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EUROCONTROL: 2023 to be the most challenging year of the last decade

EUROCONTROL: 2023 to be the most challenging year of the last decade
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EUROCONTROL predicts steady growth in aviation traffic between Dec-2022 and Aug-2023

EUROCONTROL predicts steady growth in aviation traffic between Dec-2022 and Aug-2023
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EUROCONTROL predicts growth in aviation traffic over next 8 months

EUROCONTROL predicts growth in aviation traffic over next 8 months
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