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FAA aviation forecasts fiscal years 2005-2016
Last year's 'Aerospace Forecasts' again proved to be an accurate depiction of aviation demand. We correctly anticipated the number of commercial industry seats miles and enplanements. And we were close in other areas as well, coming within two percentage points of predicting precise figures for FAA instrument tower operations. Activity en route centers exceeded our expectations. This year, we foresee that the demand for aviation products and services will continue to increase from the low level of the past few years, with most measures of aviation activity predicted to return to pre-September 11th levels in 2005.
- "Federal Aviation Administration aviation forecasts"@en
- "Last year's 'Aerospace Forecasts' again proved to be an accurate depiction of aviation demand. We correctly anticipated the number of commercial industry seats miles and enplanements. And we were close in other areas as well, coming within two percentage points of predicting precise figures for FAA instrument tower operations. Activity en route centers exceeded our expectations. This year, we foresee that the demand for aviation products and services will continue to increase from the low level of the past few years, with most measures of aviation activity predicted to return to pre-September 11th levels in 2005."@en
- "FAA aviation forecasts fiscal years 2005-2016"@en