AirAsia And Vistara See Strong Prospects For Demand Recovery

March 15, 2021
Vistara Boeing 787s
Despite the pandemic, India’s Vistara will still take deliveries of Boeing 787s this year to be used on international routes.
Credit: Anna Zvereva/Wikimedia
With their domestic networks generally rebounding well, some Asia-Pacific airlines are looking ahead to how an international recovery might develop and what this will mean for their fleet plans. AirAsia and Vistara are bellwethers for two of the region’s most important markets: Southeast Asia and...

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