Airbus Expects the Fleet of Passenger Aircraft in Latin America to Grow 75% by 2045
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Mexico City, Oct. 19 (EFE). – Latin America’s fleet of commercial passenger aircraft is expected to grow by 75.5% by 2045, moving from 1,550 to 2,720 aircraft, according to the Global Market Forecast (GMF) of Airbus 2026-2045 published on Monday. In addition, the economic development, high rates of [...] The Airbus ticket predicts that the fleet of passengers of Latin America will grow 75 % by 2045 was first published in HolaNews.
Driven by the expansion of a new middle class and a historical migration of passengers from road transport to aircraft, the Brazilian aviation market should more than double in size in the next two decades. Projections from the European manufacturer Airbus indicate that Brazil will jump from 114 million passengers transported in 2025 to 233 million in 2045.
During the Annual General Assembly of ALTA held in Mexico City, Airbus carried out its traditional Global Market Forecast (GMF). During the exhibition, Arturo Barreira, President of Airbus for the region, said that the commercial fleet of passengers in Latin America will be extended from 1,550 to 2,770 aircraft by 2045. Economic development, high urbanization rates and the growth of the middle class will be the main engines of the acceleration o…
European manufacturer estimates that Latin America will need new 2,770 aircraft in the next 20 years. Read on Power360.
Airbus projection indicates that the expansion of the middle class and the advancement of domestic travel will require a much larger fleet in the next two decades
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