COVID-19 Spurs Drastic Changes In Asia-Pacific Fleet Strategies

July 07, 2020
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Cathay Pacific and many other Asian airlines are negotiating to delay aircraft due this year.
Credit: A. Doumenjou/Airbus
In a span of just 5-6 months, COVID-19 has rendered airline fleet plans completely irrelevant to market realities. Asia-Pacific airlines are now scrambling to defer this year’s aircraft deliveries and reassessing long-term orders as they look to realign their strategies with the industry’s bleak...

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