What is the economic output of the airline industry?

In 2020, economic activity attributed to civil aviation-related goods and services totaled $0.9 trillion, generating 4.9 million jobs with $259.1 billion in earnings. Aviation contributed 2.3 percent of GDP, the value-added measure of overall U.S. economic activity.



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