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Passenger or private jet? Jetstar’s fleet of A320s now carrying 87 per cent less capacity on board domestic routes. (Tom Goward)
Passenger or private jet? Jetstar’s fleet of A320s now carrying 87 per cent less capacity on board domestic routes. (Tom Goward)
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The airline industry has never come to a standstill quite like what we face today. As a result, we have little experience in bringing it back to life
It is fair to say air travel will not be the same again following the coronavirus pandemic, and while experts agree that airlines will rebound, it’s questionable when that will happen. The path to restoring traveller’s confidence in flying is expected to be both long and turbulent as airlines struggle to continue operation.
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