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Aviation sector profits expected to fall by half this year

RTP Notícias26 August 2026 at 20:10

Aviation sector profits are expected to halve this year, according to industry forecasts. This significant decline is mainly attributed to the war in the Middle East and aircraft shortages, which have impacted airline operations globally. Analysts warn that these combined factors create a challenging environment for the sector, which is also facing operational cost pressures and geopolitical uncertainties affecting routes and demand.

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