According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Pakistan and Bangladesh collectively owe ________ out of a global total of $1.8 billion in blocked airline funds.
Correct answer: A. $731 million
- A. $731 million
- B. $700 million
- C. $800 million
- D. $631 million
Explanation
IATA reported that Pakistan and Bangladesh together accounted for $731 million of the $1.8 billion in blocked airline funds worldwide. These are revenues airlines earned but could not repatriate because of currency or government restrictions.
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