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Airbus: that is how the worldwide civil aviation market is going to grow

Rome, Italy - A total amount of some 17,000 airplane orders are being forecasted by 2023

Airbus set a conference in Rome yesterday in order to describe its own view regarding the future of air traffic and the growth of aviation industry in the civil sector (see for details AVIONEWS). According to Airbus, the quick and impressive increase of the global air traffic by 2020 will necessarily determine a rise of requests for commercial aircraft around 17,000 planes by 2023. Nevertheless, about...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 118563
Rome, Italy, 04/14/2005 14:43
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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