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The economic & social benefits of air transport. Icao.int. 2018. Web. 6 Dec. 2018.

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The air transport network facilitates the delivery of emergency and humanitarian aid relief anywhere on earth, and ensures the swift delivery of medical supplies.

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Air transportation improves people quality of life by broadening their cultural and leisure experiences. By providing a variety of choices in holiday destinations around the world, breaking through communication barriers between different nations, by providing an affordable means to visit and explore the world.This promotes the idea of social inclusion.

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Air traveling have become more and more common and utilised over time. This can lead to a lot of air pollution. However, Aircraft entering today’s fleets are 70%
more fuel-efficient than they were 40 years ago. Carbon monoxide emissions have been simultaneously reduced by 50%, while unburned hydrocarbon and smoke have been cut by 90%.Research programmes aim to achieve a further 50% fuel saving and an 80% reduction in oxides of nitrogen by
2020.

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Aviation provides the only worldwide transportation network, which makes it a crucial element for global business and tourism. It is an important factor in facilitating economic growth,particularly in developing countries. 25% of all companies’ sales are dependent on air transport. 70% of businesses report that serving a bigger market is a key benefit
of using air services. Not only that, aviation has generated a total of 29 million jobs globally. Aviation’s global economic impact
is estimated at US$ 2,960 billion,
equivalent to 8% of world Gross
Domestic Product.