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Asia Pacific Airlines Add 26.4 Million Passengers In 1Q 2024

Asia-Pacific airlines are well ahead of last year’s international passenger numbers but are still less than 90% recovered compared to 2019.

It has taken a while but international capacity is growing in Southeast Asia and driving the region toward full COVID recovery.

All Nippon Airways roared back to life once all travel restrictions were lifted in Northeast Asia.

All Nippon Airways roared back to life once all travel restrictions were lifted in Northeast Asia.

Cathay Pacific is way behind its pre-pandemic traffic performance and now seems unlikely to fully recover before the end of this year.

With more than 100 aircraft, Vietjet has the numbers and flexibility to add an additional 86,000 seats to meet the upcoming holiday peak.

Singapore Airlines and Scoot have set the benchmark for post-pandemic recovery and will only get stronger in 2024.

Cathay Pacific has revealed a little more of the cabins that will feature in its refurbished Boeing 777s.

Vietjet has celebrated 10 years of flying in China by launching a new route from Ho Chi Minh City and Xi’an.

AirAsia X is finding new places to send its Airbus A330s and this week it announced its sixth nonstop route to China from Kuala Lumpur.