Assuming that the 'plains' mentioned in the question is referring to 'planes' then aviation is considered to be highly important when considering the economics of a particular country. Aviation statistics are often used by government financial officials when measuring how successful the economy is at a certain period of time.
This refers to any form of activity relating to the act of flying, for example, the design and manufacture of aircraft; managing or working within airports; piloting a plane or simply being a passenger. Over the past century there have been so many technological advances with regards to aviation that a great deal of competition has surfaced. There are now numerous options of who to fly with such as, Easy Jet, BA, Ryanair, etc, and flying overseas has become available as ridiculously low prices with little risk to passengers.
The amount of revenue that aviation brings is enormously substantial as statistics showed that in recent years it accounted for over 11 million American jobs and was the driving force behind $1.2 trillion in a year's economic activity.
- Aviation
This refers to any form of activity relating to the act of flying, for example, the design and manufacture of aircraft; managing or working within airports; piloting a plane or simply being a passenger. Over the past century there have been so many technological advances with regards to aviation that a great deal of competition has surfaced. There are now numerous options of who to fly with such as, Easy Jet, BA, Ryanair, etc, and flying overseas has become available as ridiculously low prices with little risk to passengers.
- Benefits to the business economy
The amount of revenue that aviation brings is enormously substantial as statistics showed that in recent years it accounted for over 11 million American jobs and was the driving force behind $1.2 trillion in a year's economic activity.
- Wealth of the population
