Green shoots for aviation despite Iran war, says Airservices

Posted on August 20, 2026 by Guest authors

In its Australian Aviation Network Overview report for July 2026, Airservices said the Australian aviation industry has entered Financial Year 2026-2027 with “resilient demand and steady economic conditions despite ongoing global uncertainty”.

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