Report: Gulf airspace congestion could cost $16.3 billion in benefits
Airspace congestion could potentially cost the Arabian Gulf region as much as $16.3 billion in economic benefits over the next 10 years if bottlenecks are not addressed. These findings are in the report, “Economic Benefits of Improvements to Air Traffic Control,” commissioned by the Middle East arm...
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