It is often argued that long-distance travel by plane uses more fuel and contributes to pollution significantly more than vehicles do over many years.
This
has sparked a debate about whether non-essential flights should be reduced. I completely disagree with Linking Words
this
statement, as it could lead to severe repercussions for the global economy and create substantial timing issues.
Reducing the frequency of flights could adversely affect various sectors worldwide, as many rely on the speed of aeroplanes. Not only does aircraft significantly shorten transportation time for both people and goods, but it is Linking Words
also
one of the safest methods of delivery. Linking Words
Furthermore
, other forms of transport can consume more emissions and contribute more to air pollution Linking Words
while
moving items to their intended destinations. Linking Words
For instance
, statistics from the International Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries indicate that aircraft use and emit 34% less harmful gases and emissions compared to vehicles when transferring between locations.
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Additionally
, the global economic system could face a downturn Linking Words
due to
a reduction in number of planes. If Linking Words
such
a proposal were implemented, industries like tourism, healthcare, exports, and business could encounter serious crises, as they heavily depend on air transportation. Kazakhstan serves as a prime example of how significant Linking Words
this
issue can be. Since it does not border any oceans, the airline system is the only means of urgent transport. During the quarantine period, delays caused by transporting countries—Linking Words
not to mention
complete stoppages—led to the tragic loss of lives Linking Words
due to
time constraints.
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although
aircraft may emit higher levels of emissions, I oppose the idea of reducing planes. No other form of ground transportation can match the speed of aeroplanes, and restricting air travel could become a root cause of difficulties in the global economy.Linking Words
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