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here's the iata director general.stry is profitable, but fragile. we are over exposed to many risks, including economic and financial risk. it is also revealing also the strong competition that exists in our sector. and which has led to a significant reduction in airfares. do you believe that since 1999, the airfares have been reduced by 62% in real terms? 62%! so now it is possible to travel for everybody. greta thunberg has been named time magazine's person of the year. at 16, she's the youngest person to receive this accolode — and it's being going for over 90 years. here's time's international editor on the decision. we felt greta was the most compelling voice on the most important issue facing the planet today, which is climate change. 2019 has been the year when the climate crisis really entered the mainstream from the sidelines. and we feel like her influence, the movement she created, has a lot to do with that. she has managed to do something i think that environmentalists, activists, politicians and celebriti

surely you are concerned that the national airline isn't allowed to fly because iata — the internationalsfied your airline has the maintenance safety record which would allow it to mandate it to fly. and these are competence issues. you will realise this is a government that has really struggled over the past two decades. and over time, what you are talking about our real expenditure issues. corruption issues, i'll put that aside. this is a real challenge, and we are putting efforts to make sure that it is addressed. what you are talking about is something that was unveiled in our internal auditing systems and drastic measures have been taken on that. but physical expenditure issues, we have had too concerned with the effects of isolation, with the effects of sanctions. you rather tactfully put in there a reference to sanctions, as though some of this could be blamed upon the international community for the very limited, targeted sanctions which the us and eu have put on zimbabwe, going back many years. the truth, surely, is that again, scapegoating sanctions will not work because in the

if you look at the iata they expect actual airline profitability to decline peaking out at 2015. still positive but going in the wrong direction. >> i thought the airlines were making all the money, baggage fees, fees to board first. seems like some airlines have done great. >> i think the majors like you mention they still underperform the market brewedly. american is down 25% from the 52-week highs and significantly below the all the all-time highs where delta is acting better up on the year. the performance on the industry is mixed with american in particular of the majors they have given guidance about what the max shutdown means for them and they inches it up every month or quarter they talk about it and that seems to be something weighing on the stock going into 2020 with all the uncertainty when the plane gets back to me, whether it deserves to. >> when the plane gets back. >> whether it deserves to kind of make into your portfolio in 2020 i say this is not the market where people want to buy the laggards and just look at the stuff that's working in tech and financials you

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we have the iata, the international air transport its 2019 report industry -- they are forecasting aso maybe more struggles for the airline industry. what i do know is that the international air transport association chief executive, that interview is coming after 10:00 a.m. chinese officials are spiking the u.s. to delay the 106 $2 billion in new tariffs on sunday. peter navarro says there are no indications that the extra duties will not be imposed. beijing and washington are almost in daily contact. we are told that rather than removing tariffs, the focus is we are focusing on the election and we will get onto that in the second. but there are tariffs looming, december 15. is it the end-all and be-all for the market? >> i think arguably the bigger story at the end of this week because most investors appear to have priced in the idea of the trade war between the u.s. and china, with a view to both economies seeing it in their shorter economic interest. having seen both slow. it is a very rapid rotation pre-christmas because that removal of the 15%, and what the chinese are pushing

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