The COVID-19 outbreak reduced the number of passengers at the world’s airports by more than 5.6 billion in 2020 and is forecast to remove an additional 4.6 billion passengers by the end of 2021, compared to 2019 volumes.
The gradual reopening of borders brings a renewed optimism that air travel will see an uptick in 2022, moving the industry closer to its recovery. The latest ACI data projects that global passenger traffic in […]
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The move is aimed at addressing the global challenge of submitting and verifying health documentation which remains a major impediment to the recovery of the global travel industry.
ACI data shows that the lasting adverse impact of the COVID-19 crisis is forecast to remove an additional 5.2 billion passengers by the end of this year compared to the pre-COVID-19 forecast for 2021.
The key for many airport operators is to take the first step towards creating more efficiency within the airport system which, in turn, will most likely have a direct impact on the airport’s capacity.