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The Trends That Will Define Aviation in 2023
(SOURCE: SIMPLE FLYING)

As the first month of this year sweeps under our feet, the global aviation industry still has plenty of things to look out for in the remaining 11 months. Although the industry is expected to recover near or past pre-pandemic levels this year, volatile factors continue to provide obstacles that could prove challenging to conquer.

But what if the aviation industry is unable to overcome these obstacles? And even if it does, what changes can be expected, and how would it affect airlines, airports, or passengers? Without further ado and in no particular order, let's dive into the possible trends that could shape the aviation industry this year.

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China - Authorities in mainland China to lift most restrictions on travelers from Hong Kong and Macau from Feb. 6; some testing requirements remain.

Greece - Authorities to close Corfu Airport, in Greece's Ionian Islands, Feb. 8-22. Only emergency landings permitted.

Peru - Peru expands state of emergency and extends curfew Feb. 5. Nationwide indefinite strike planned from Feb. 9.

Spain - Air traffic controllers to strike at 16 airports in Spain Feb. 6. Further action scheduled through February.

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