Aviation
Projected Surge in Global Air Travel: 17.7 Billion Passengers by 2043
Airports Council International forecasts significant growth in global passenger numbers, reaching 17.7 billion by 2043.
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Airports Council International forecasts significant growth in global passenger numbers, reaching 17.7 billion by 2043.
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Etihad Airways introduces special offerings inspired by Emirati culture for Ramadan, enhancing the travel experience with unique cuisine and community-driven initiatives.
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