Signs Of International Travel Restart Emerge In Asia-Pacific

August 31, 2020
Singapore Airlines aircraft
Rebuilding international services is crucial for Singapore Airlines.
Credit: JoePriesAviation.Net
The COVID-19 pandemic has decimated international travel in the Asia-Pacific region, but some countries are looking to reestablish links that will allow cross-border traffic to begin moving again. While their effectiveness is still limited by significant restrictions, such efforts point to how and...

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