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20 of the airline industry’s key C-suite leaders, Berlin at CAPA’s World Aviation Summit

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The latest decade has been one of relative stability for the aviation industry, but the tide has almost certainly now turned, and it is certainly not for the better. A rise in fuel costs, increased global trade restrictions, political uncertainty and the potential for excess capacity have been among the biggest influencing factors from the past 18 months. But, what can we expect for the year ahead? What are the risks and opportunities in 2019?

CAPA - Centre for Aviation will once again attempt to address those questions with its World Aviation Outlook Summit (27/28-Nov-18, Berlin), which has more than nine hours of agenda content designed to provide a market outlook for 2019 and review the commercial and operational pillars that will drive global airline strategic decision-making.

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