What does GAT stand for?

Global Air Traffic

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Samples in periodicals archive:

While global air traffic numbers declined, the Middle East defied global trends and predictions.

Air show bucks the trend

Alternative fuels could power 15 percent of global air traffic by 2020 and 30 percent by 2030, European aircraft-maker Airbus said at the Dubai Airshow on Tuesday.

Alternative fuel 'can power 15% of flights by 2020'

A spokesman for Metron Aviation, which provides research, airspace design, environmental analysis and software development services to the global air traffic industry and lists Delta as a customer, did not immediately respond to a telephone message seeking comment.

Flyer advocate says Delta obtained hacked e-mails

The nearly 40-year-old Lockheed Martin C-5 Galaxy is receiving cutting-edge cockpit avionics systems that meet global air traffic management requirements.

Venerable transport getting makeover

Global air traffic has continued to decline as the sector endures a "perfect storm" of rising fuel costs and the global financial crisis, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said last week.

British Airways president 'sees delay in tie-up with Iberia'

SIA has ordered 19 A380s, hoping to benefit from a recent boom in air travel that has seen global air traffic growing 5 to 10 percent a year.

World's largest commercial jet takes flight

Since the first fatal air crash attributed to bird strike was recorded in 1912, there have been several others and the risk of further fatalities is increasing with the expansion of global air traffic.

Keeping birds off the radar

It sees 40% upside to 685p in a bull scenario, with global air traffic, aided by Open Skies, potentially taking civil aftermarket revenues higher.

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