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AAPA 69th Presidents Assembly: Aviation Soars Despite ‘Man-Made’ Crises

Asia Pacific Airlines Project Cautious Optimism Amid Trade Tensions and Supply Chain Bottlenecks

Asia Pacific aviation leaders gathered at the AAPA 69th Presidents Assembly, projecting continued growth despite mounting headwinds from trade tensions and supply chain bottlenecks. The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines reported robust performance metrics for 2025, with international passenger traffic climbing 10% and cargo demand expanding 7%. However, industry executives are grappling with an increasingly complex operating environment due to tariffs and supply chain disruptions. AAPA Director General Subhas Menon emphasized the need for a balanced approach to propulsion and design technologies.

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    AAPA 69th Presidents Assembly: Aviation Soars Despite ‘Man-Made’ Crises

    Asia Pacific Airlines Project Cautious Optimism Amid Trade Tensions and Supply Chain Bottlenecks

    Asia Pacific aviation leaders gathered at the AAPA 69th Presidents Assembly, projecting continued growth despite mounting headwinds from trade tensions and supply chain bottlenecks. The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines reported robust performance metrics for 2025, with international passenger traffic climbing 10% and cargo demand expanding 7%. However, industry executives are grappling with an increasingly complex operating environment due to tariffs and supply chain disruptions. AAPA Director General Subhas Menon emphasized the need for a balanced approach to propulsion and design technologies.

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      URL: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/aapa-69th-presidents-assembly-apac-aviation-soars-despite-man-made-crises
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