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Passenger experience will give airports edge in future

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THE NUMBER of passengers being transported by airlines across the world has more than doubled in the past six years, with recent estimations indicating that demand for air transport will increase by around 4.3% on average a year for the next 20 years.

It’s expected that in a little more than a decade, 200 000 flights will be taking off and landing each day, meeting the need for rapid transportation and facilitating the need for increased volumes of air cargo and tourism.

Management consultants Oliver Wyman forecast that the global commercial aviation fleet

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