Headwinds Will Remain for Airlines

Khair Mirza, Director of Airport Investor Resource, Modalis Infrastructure Partners Inc

05-May-20 08:45

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Travel has been halted all over the world, forcing airlines and aerospace players to dramatically cut costs and even lay off thousands of employees. Many suggest that the industry will fundamentally change because of COVID-19. So what will the new normal look like for the industry?

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Tags: Covid-19, pandemic, coronavirus holiday, flight, airplane, Malaysia, travel, akrasia, malaysia airlines, aerospace,

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