Aviation has grown faster than most other industries and now provides the only rapid worldwide transportation network essential for global business. It generates jobs directly in airlines and airports, and indirectly in supplier industries. Over 8 million jobs are induced through spending of direct and indirect aviation employees, contributing $454 billion globally to economic activity. Aviation improves productivity and encourages investment and innovation by connecting countries to global economic opportunities.

1. TITLE :
AVIATION INDUSTRY
CONTRIBUTIONS
TOWARDS ECONOMY .

2. PRESENTER’S
• Filza qadri. . Rashid
Shaikh.
•Subhan shaikh. . Mujtaba qazi
.
•Rushab jadav . Abhishek .

3. AVIATION ECONOMY .
Aviation has continued to expand rapidly all
over the world and historicaly , air transport
has doubled in size every 15 years and has
grown faster than most other industries .

4. AVIATION ECONOMY
Aviation provides the only rapid worldwide
transportation network , which makes it
essential for global business , as well as it also
generates economic growth of the country

5. DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPACT .
•The aviation industry itself is a source of
considerable economic activity , creating jobs
that directly serve passengers at airlines as
well it also server’s to economy .

6. DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPACT
•The indirect impacts include employment
and economic activity generated by suppliers
to the avaition industry .

7. INDUCED IMPACTS .
The spending of those directly or indirectly
employed in the aviation sector supports
additional jobs in other sectors for ex: (Banks ,
telecommunication providers and restaurants .
)

8. INDUCED IMPACTS .
• Worldwide nearly 8 million induced jobs are
supported globally through employees in the
aviation industry (whether directly or indirectly ) .
• The induced contribution to global economic
activity is estimated at USD 454 billion .

9. CATALYTIC IMPACT .
Avaition impact on other industries improves the
efficiencies in a wide spectrum of economic
activities . Many countries need connectivity to fully
participate in the worldwide economy . This
encourages higher productivity , investment and
innovation . As it also. supports the economy of the
country .

10. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF
AVIATION
• Aviation helps drive the development of modern world. A
network of airlines, airport and air traffic management
organisations link major cities and small communities 24 hours a
day with increasingly advanced aircraft.
• $3.5 trillion in global GDP.
• 17th largest economy in the world

11. ECONOMIC BENEFITS BEYOND BORDERS
• Africa: Air transport supports 7.7 million jobs in Africa and $63 billion in GDP
• Asia-Pacific: the region with the highest levels of passenger traffic, transporting 1.7
billion passengers worldwide
• Europe: Europe is the second largest market after Asia-Pacific, transporting 1.2 billion
passengers
• Middle East: Air transport in Middle East supports 3.4 million jobs and $213 billion in
GDP.

12. CONCLUSION
• A Major Contributor To Global Economic Prosperity
• Aviation is one of the most “global” industries: connecting people,
cultures and businesses across continents. Colleagues throughout the
sector are committed to raising awareness of the benefits and the role of
aviation