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From around the world it is a big hello and a warm welcome to the special edition of the show. let's be frank, global aviation has had a pretty horrendous time over the past four years. pretty horrendous time over the past fouryears. pandemic pretty horrendous time over the past four years. pandemic is caused huge damage as well. many of us simply stopped flying but now there are signs that things are roaring to life and no more is that evident than right here at the farnborough international airshow just west of london. it's the show where the major players from the playmakers to the airlines...

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Size of the global fleet said to grow by 80% in the next 10—20 years. where does the confidence come from? the resilience of demand of the flying public to travel. it’s the resilience of demand of the flying public to travel. it's back! the question — flying public to travel. it's back! the question covid-19 - flying public to travel. it's back! the question covid-19 hitters, l flying public to travel. it's back! | the question covid-19 hitters, all the question covid—19 hitters, all the polls and all the things that were supposed to take people away from flights, that hasn't happened....

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