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Flight Delays Could Be The New Normal

Ron Bishop, Aviation Expert

11-May-22 17:00

Flight Delays Could Be The New Normal

Passengers have taken to social media to complain about flight delays and rescheduling during the Raya period, without any proper compensation given. With the Transport Ministry now asking relevant airlines to rectify the issue, we discuss the various factors that are affecting the aviation industry, post COVID-19.

Image source: Isabel Lee, Unsplash

Produced by: Natasha Fusil

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn


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Categories:  social issues,  travel

Tags:  rescheduling,  evening edition,  aviation,  airasia,  flight,  flight delays,  travel,  holiday,  transport, 


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