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Istanbul Airport expansion and global hub leadership

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Latest: Istanbul Airport ranked as world leader in international flight connectivity

In late July 2026, Istanbul Airport opened its sixth runway, a 2,820m by 45m east-west strip designed to reduce taxi times and fuel use. Following this expansion, the airport saw significant growth, overtaking London Hea

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Morocco transport infrastructure and aviation growth

5 clusters · 31 sources · last updated

Latest: African aviation capacity shows mixed trends for Morocco and Algeria

Morocco has initiated a major investment program to modernize its railway infrastructure, allocating 134 billion dirhams toward development through 2030. The plan includes extending high-speed train lines from Kenitra to

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Global aviation capacity and cargo trends

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Latest: Asia Pacific air cargo demand grows 6.4% in September

The global aviation sector has shown divergent trends in seat capacity and cargo demand. In early October 2026, global airline seat capacity grew by 2.6% year-over-year, with significant increases in Northeast Asia, West

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Global air cargo and passenger demand trends

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Latest: IATA reports 7.7% increase in global air cargo demand

By late 2026, the aviation industry faced divergent trends between cargo and passenger sectors. Global air cargo demand rose 7.7% year-on-year in September, with international operations growing by 8.6%. This acceleratio

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Global oil volatility and aviation industry impact

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Latest: Rising kerosene prices impact airline occupancy rates

Global oil market volatility and rising kerosene prices continue to exert economic pressure on the aviation industry. Following the conflict in Iran in February 2026, oil prices rose from US$65 a barrel to over $100 a ba

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Global airlines adjust capacity and fares due to fuel costs

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Latest: Airlines face fuel price uncertainty and reduced hedging

The surge in jet fuel prices continues to force capacity adjustments and profitability pressures across the aviation industry. Major U.S. carriers, including United, American, Delta, and Southwest, are managing soaring e

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