·March 17, 2026

Air Travel to Double by 2050, but Fuel Prices and Middle East Risks Cloud Outlook

IATA forecasts air travel demand will more than double by 2050, driven by growth in emerging markets. But the outlook faces rising uncertainty as volatile fuel prices and Middle East tensions expose how fragile long-term projections can be when geopolitical shocks disrupt the energy systems aviation depends on.

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