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Iata previews a decrease of world air traffic in case of war

Rome, Italy - The decrease would be comprised between 5% and 20%

Iata (International Air Transport Association) says that the world air traffic, in case of Iraqi war, will entail a decrease from 5% to 20%. This arc percentage has been assumed on the base of the previous one of 1991. "In the eventuality of a long conflict, the damage would be more serious - Iata spokesman supports - even though today there are several alternative routes". Since last autumn, in...

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Rome, Italy, 03/19/2003 16:17
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