Forecasts for airline
traffic among the nations of Central and Eastern Europe are good. Actually, they are very good, with Poland, the Czech Republic and Romania featuring in IATA's worldwide list of the top 10
countries with the highest average annual growth rates in passenger traffic for 2005-09.
Poland leads the group with an AAGR of 11.2% while the Czech Republic is third at 9.5%. This compares with an overall industry AAGR of 5.6% for international passenger traffic between 2005 and 2009, and 5.1% within Europe.
Forecasts for airline traffic among the nations of Central and Eastern Europe are good. Actually, they are very good, with Poland, the Czech Republic and Romania featuring in IATA's worldwide list of the top 10 countries with the highest average annual growth rates in passenger traffic for 2005-09. Poland leads the group with an AAGR of 11.2% while the Czech Republic is third at 9.5%. This compares with an overall industry AAGR of 5.6% for international passenger traffic between 2005 and ...
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