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Strewth! Air New Zealand now Australia s biggest international airline – Australian Aviation

Strewth! Air New Zealand now Australia s biggest international airline – Australian Aviation
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Airlines are slowly recovering: Which countries are bouncing back

Share In 2020, the operations of airlines were shattered. Over 60% of commercial aircraft in the world have been grounded. While floats were leaving the aircraft storage facilities to spend months at the warm, dry desert sunshine. The International Air Transport Association warned in April 2020 that 25 million jobs were in danger of collapse because of COVID-19 demand for air services. The Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic leaves the international airline sector with a colossal loss of US$371 billion of gross passenger income by 2020 with another predicted loss of US$286 to US$317 billion by 2021. Due to this devasting event in the airline industry, you could expect certain big names to disappear from the sky. The Aviation Centre, CAPA, lists only 34 non-surviving airlines in 2020. However, 46 commercial airlines fail in 2019 and 56 in the year before according to travel data company Cirium.

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Holiday travel has driven recovery of domestic airline market

Date Time Holiday travel has driven recovery of domestic airline market A surge in domestic tourism as a result of increased consumer confidence, lower airfares and greater competition between airlines helped drive the recovery of Australia’s airline industry in recent months, the ACCC’s fourth Airline Competition in Australia report reveals. The report, released today, shows total passenger numbers in March 2021 were 55 per cent of pre-pandemic numbers, up from 41 per cent in December 2020. The airlines have reported continued growth since March 2021 and had forecast a return to pre-pandemic levels of flying early in the second half of 2021. However, recent outbreaks and subsequent border closures are likely to delay this timeframe.

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One in seven Aussies heading to Qld for Easter break

One in seven Aussies heading to Qld for Easter break
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One in seven Aussies heading to Qld for Easter break

One in seven Aussies heading to Qld for Easter break
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