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World air traffic

March 26, 2019

Every day, tens of thousands of flights move people and goods between airports around the world. Air transport has been growing steadily in recent years, and we have already experienced occasions where more than 200,000 flights have taken place in a single day. There are even times when there are almost 20,000 aircraft flying through the skies at the same time. These are very significant figures.

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