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A recent analysis suggests that as obesity rates decline and Americans increasingly use weight-loss drugs, airlines could realize significant fuel cost savings. With passengers potentially becoming lighter, airlines may see an overall reduction in flight weight, thereby increasing fuel efficiency. This potential environmental and economic benefit highlights an unexpected consequence of the current health trend. While the immediate focus is on public health, the aviation industry could soon experience the tangible financial rewards of a lighter-flying population. (79 words)
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