Would I buy Rolls-Royce shares or International Consolidated Airlines Group shares?
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That aviation is going through an awful time right now is an understatement. The upswing has started for most other segments of the economy, but we are still waiting for air travel to restart in earnest.
Not all aviation stocks are made equal
There are better days ahead in store though, I feel. And some aviation stocks have already run-up significantly in anticipation of better times.
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This business is doing well and has the potential to grow across all its divisions in the years ahead, making it one of several UK shares to buy for me.