• MMC’s Oliver Wyman Forum report flags a widening AI adoption gap across transport, logistics, defense, with only 8% of CEOs using AI at scale.
• Early AI adopters report measurable gains in safety, performance, costs; 12% of AI-executing transport, aviation, automotive firms cite revenue gains above 20%.
• Lagging uptake persists in industrials, aerospace, defense, where under one-third of CEOs report even piloting AI versus 49% overall.
• Rail AI coordination could cut fuel use up to 45% while improving travel times by more than 30%, raising competitive pressure on slower movers.
• Aviation air mobility market forecast to rise from USD 3.1 billion in 2030 to USD 7.6 billion in 2035, with scaling tied to governance, talent, accountability.

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