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Signs of recovery are emerging

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Adrian Schofield

Signs of domestic recovery are emerging in Asian markets such as China, South Korea and Vietnam, although many others remain in decline.
 
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“The parked planes on our airfield, and at so many other airports, represent a battle – one the whole world is fighting.” PIT CEO Christina Cassotis discusses the importance of partnerships amid the COVID-19 pandemic and remains confident the industry will rebound, as it has before.
 
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Victoria Moores

Comair Group, which operates LCC kulula.com and franchise flights for British Airways, has entered business rescue after learning that South African flight groundings may continue until November.
 
 
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The recovery of air travel will come in phases, and conventional wisdom is that it will begin with domestic flights, followed by regional international services. Both of those are predominantly operated by narrowbody aircraft, writes Jens Flottau.
The Aviation Week Network invites our readers to submit questionsto our editors and analysts. We’ll answer them, and if we can’t we’ll reach out to our wide network of experts for advice. Read some of the answers to recent questions from readers.
 
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May 7
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The COVID-19 pandemic is changing how we travel, prompting conversation of what measures are necessary as restrictions lift and more people begin to fly. In this interactive webinar, hosted by ATW Editor-in-Chief Karen Walker, we will discuss potential new standards and processes that might be implemented at airports, on aircraft and through the entire passenger journey.  

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