Global aviation leaders warn supply chain issues and geopolitical shifts are hurting airline growth
Industry leaders warn that supply chain issues and geopolitical shifts are hurting airlines. They also reaffirmed emission goals at the Changi Aviation Summit.
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Sector leaders gathered at the Changi Aviation Summit in Singapore 
SGon the eve of the Singapore Airshow have warned that persistent aircraft and parts supply chain disruptions are damaging global airlines. willie walsh, the director general of the International Air Transport Association, stated that these supply chain problems are hurting operations and will remain for some time to come. The summit, held ahead of Asia’s largest air show, focused on the immediate constraints facing major carriers such as American Airlines Group Inc. , Delta Air Lines, Inc. , and United Airlines Holdings, Inc. .
SGon the eve of the Singapore Airshow have warned that persistent aircraft and parts supply chain disruptions are damaging global airlines. willie walsh, the director general of the International Air Transport Association, stated that these supply chain problems are hurting operations and will remain for some time to come. The summit, held ahead of Asia’s largest air show, focused on the immediate constraints facing major carriers such as American Airlines Group Inc. , Delta Air Lines, Inc. , and United Airlines Holdings, Inc. .
