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AirAsia Group Bhd airlines president Bo Lingam (pic) says people are still cautious about travelling, which leads to lower demand and when there is no demand, the focus would be on covering costs. (File pic)

IT would have been a fairly robust year for the aviation industry in 2020 in conjunction with the Visit Malaysia Year campaign, until the coronavirus (Covid-19) slammed the doors shut on national borders.

Most countries imposed lockdowns and travel restrictions, which took a toll on the transportation and aviation industry.

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