Can Stepping Up COVID-19 Tests Help Airlines Recover?

August 12, 2020
Lufthansa/Centogene test center
The Lufthansa-Centogene testing center in Frankfurt has a capacity of 12,000 tests per day.
Credit: Lufthansa
Six months after the COVID-19 pandemic first began to wreak havoc on the global air transport sector, airlines are looking for ways to boost their recoveries from the unprecedented crisis it has caused-—and many are looking into rapidly evolving coronavirus testing in a bid to boost traveler...

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