A recent uptick in global demand means airline losses in 2010 will be less than expected, and even 2009 losses are being revised downward, according to the International Air Transport Assn.rnIATA has cut its 2010 net loss estimate to $2.8 billion in its latest industry forecast, down from the $5.6-billion deficit it was predicting in December.rnLast year's loss is now expected to be $9.4 billion, versus the earlier estimate of $11 billion.
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机译：国际航空运输协会（International Air Transport Assn）称，最近全球需求的上升意味着2010年航空公司的亏损将低于预期，甚至2009年的亏损也正在向下修正。IATA已将其最新行业预测中的2010年净亏损估计降至28亿美元。去年12月份的预测为亏损56亿美元，比去年12月份的110亿美元有所下降。
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