20-Nov-2009 3:10 PM
“Fragile” and “painful” future for Asia Pacific’s airlines, some “tentative” signs of recovery: AAPA
Analysis
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) announced the Asia Pacific full service airlines have been seeing "some tentative signs of a recovery" in traffic volumes in recent months, but yields have remained "severely depressed" after over 12 months of declining trade volumes, diminished consumer confidence and weak passenger and cargo demand.
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