Air passenger traffic set to recover in Q4


Mavcom said total air passenger traffic this year is estimated to be closer to its forecast best-case scenario of 6.9 to 7.8 million passengers.

KUALA LUMPUR: Air passenger traffic is set to recover in the fourth quarter of this year mainly due to the easing of travel restrictions and reopening of international borders following the rapid vaccination rollout, said the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom).

In a statement, Mavcom said total air passenger traffic this year is estimated to be closer to its forecast best-case scenario of 6.9 to 7.8 million passengers.

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