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Global air transport is being battered by a myriad of new problems: looming recessions in the U.S. and Europe, a pumped-up U.S. dollar, high inflation, fast-rising interest rates and a supply chain crisis.
 
But the mood of the industry remains surprisingly upbeat. Even demand for widebodies, not long ago deeply depressed, is returning fast.
 
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Executives at American Airlines said that shifts in the composition of corporate travel demand are forcing the company to react in creative fashion, adjusting their airplane cabins and schedules to accommodate a rise in so-called “blended” travel.
 
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A potential merger move by Air India may be about to deliver some of the consolidation in the Indian airline market that was expected to result from the privatization of the country’s flag carrier.
 
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After being announced as the new chairman and CEO of Egyptair Holdings on Oct. 12, Yehia Zakaria has laid out the main challenges facing the 90-year-old flag carrier.
 
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Europe's seat capacity recovery as a percentage of 2019 levels remains in the narrow range of 86%-87% that it has occupied almost every week since late May-2022.
 
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