Asia-Pacific airline fleet shifts, Part 2: contrasting fortunes. A380s and 747s grounded
This two-part analysis takes a close look at aircraft fleet trends in the Asia-Pacific region, and how they have changed during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Part 1 analysed the shifts that have occurred over the past few years for widebodies and narrowbodies, the variations between sub-regions, and the encouraging recent signs of fleet recovery.
Part 2 examines how certain aircraft models are affected, and how specific airlines are adjusting their fleet plans. Most A380s still grounded and 747s may stay that way. MOst 787s and A350s are flying
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