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IATA Reports $11bn Loss Due to Supply Chain Failures

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IATA highlights $11 billion losses for airlines caused by supply chain failures in 2025.
Key issues include delivery delays, parts shortages, and limited maintenance capacity.
Four priorities were outlined to address these challenges: visibility, aftermarket openness, better data use, and technician training.
The aircraft order backlog has exceeded 18,000, with an average fleet age of 15.2 years.
Higher fuel prices are expected to exacerbate the current supply chain problems.

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IATA highlights $11 billion losses for airlines caused by supply chain failures in 2025.
Key issues include delivery delays, parts shortages, and limited maintenance capacity.
Four priorities were outlined to address these challenges: visibility, aftermarket openness, better data use, and technician training.
The aircraft order backlog has exceeded 18,000, with an average fleet age of 15.2 years.
Higher fuel prices are expected to exacerbate the current supply chain problems.

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