Aviation readies for manic Easter – but down on 2019

Posted on March 28, 2024 by Guest authors

Airlines and airports are readying for the biggest Easter holiday break post-COVID, but cost of living fears and high ticket prices mean numbers will still not make a full recovery from the pandemic.

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