Forecast Lowered For Air Travel On Slower China Growth

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A weaker global economy — and a slowdown in China — will likely dampen some of the growth in air travel over the next two decades. The International Air Transport Association says the number of airline passengers is expected to double to 7 billion by 2034.Read more on NewsOK.com

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