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Airshows In A Multipolar World

Greg Waldron, Editor, Flight Global

29-May-23 09:30

Airshows In A Multipolar World

Pressing Matters: where Phillip See speaks to Greg Waldron editor from Flight Global on airshows and how they have evolved post pandemic and whether the geopolitical landscape has particularly shaped how these airshows are conducted

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Produced by: Philip See

Presented by: Philip See


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Categories:  travel

Tags:  Airshowspost pandemic recovery





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