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And according to the International Air Transport Association, an airline trade organization, there were 2.84 billion commercial passengers last year, which would roughly mean your average odds of dying on a commercial flight were roughly one in 7.6 million in 2011.
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But the international air transport association, IATA, has warned that global airline profits will halve this year because of rising oil prices.
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Airline stocks were reeling Monday, following a report from the International Air Transport Association reporting August passenger traffic slowed and offering a grim near-term forecast.
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According to the IATA (International Air Transport Association) 2013 is expected to be another profitless year for the European airline industry.
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Newly appointed chairman Lee Yun-ling left China Airlines after 24 years to head domestic airline Far East Transport, which is 25%-owned by the American International Group.
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On April 9th, the International Air Transport Association said that the SARS outbreak could have a significantly worse impact on the airline industry than the war in Iraq.
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