Asia's slow aviation recovery to cast shadow over Singapore Airshow


A general view of the static display of aircrafts during a media preview of the Singapore Airshow in Singapore on Feb 9, 2020. - Reuters

SINGAPORE (Reuters): The Asia-Pacific aviation industry's slow recovery from the pandemic amid government restrictions will cast a shadow over the Singapore Airshow next week, though there are nascent signs of improvement as concerns over the Omicron variant recede.

The biennial event has bookended the pandemic, with the 2020 edition disrupted by the virus emerging from China and the latest show coming as the industry attempts to plot a way out of its biggest-ever crisis.

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