Genio, meno male che ci sono Geni in giro che riescono a tradurre in previsione di bilanci, le previsioni tirate fuori dall'AEA, secondo me semplifichi un pò troppo il quadro, e fai un pò troppe supposizioni.
Mica solo l'AEA. Pure la IATA.
Ora, Rommel, tu alla luce di questi dati, avresti definito "imprevista" la crisi del 2009?
IATA PRESS 2008
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31 January
"Strong 2007 Traffic Growth Set to Slow"
26 February
"January Traffic Could Signal Start of Slowdown"
31 March
"Global Load Factor Falls"
01 April
"Stagflation Threatens Industry Outlook"
02 May
"Global Traffic Continues to Slow "
29 May
"Traffic Conitues to Slow"
02 June
"Crisis Again - Deep Losses Projected"
19 June
"IT Solutions Needed to Battle Crisis"
04 August
"Freight Volumes Contract and Passenger Growth Hits Five-Year Low"
03 September
"Airlines to lose US$5.2 billion in 2008 - Slowing Demand and High Oil to Blame"
30 September
"Traffic Slowdown Continues - Asia Leads August Decline"
22 October
"No Bounds on Industry Crisis"
24 October
"Alarming Drop for September International Traffic"
27 November
"Traffic Decline Continues for Second Month"
09 December
"US$2.5 billion loss for 2009 - Worst Revenue Environment in 50 Years "
30 December
"International Cargo Down 13.5% in November -Passenger Declines by 4.6%- "