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The War in the Middle East Has Not Stopped Air Travel
Global demand for air cargo quickly recovered after the outbreak of the war in Iran, unlike passenger transport. The Gulf War affected 22 percent of global air cargo traffic (calculated by weight), of which 9.5 pp. created transit traffic, and 8.8 percent were imports to the Middle East.
Global demand for air cargo quickly recovered after the outbreak of the war in Iran, unlike passenger transport. The Gulf War affected 22 percent of global air cargo traffic (calculated by weight), of which 9.5 pp. created transit traffic, and 8.8 percent were imports to the Middle East.
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