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08-Nov-2022 6:45 AM

Asia-Pacific aviation: after a dire three years, recovery momentum is finally beginning to build

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Although it has been a dire three years for the Asia-Pacific aviation industry, recovery momentum is finally beginning to build.

The lack of international travel stunted progress in this region relative to other parts of the world. However, most Asian markets have reopened their borders, including three major ones in recent months.

The most significant one remaining is Mainland China.

The following analysis examines some of the trends occurring within the Asia-Pacific recovery, and was presented during CAPA's Asia-Pacific Aviation Summit in Singapore on 3-Nov-2023.

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