Hot Skies, More Disruption: Climate Risks for European Flights
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Rising heat and convective storms linked to climate change could increase weather-driven disruption to UK and European air travel, squeezing crowded airspace, driving up fuel costs, and forcing costly infrastructure adaptations, even as new tech and smarter air-traffic management offer some mitigation.
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