Aviation industry begins recovery in 2023 but turbulence remains


KUALA LUMPUR: The global airline industry saw evidence of a smooth take-off early in the year as it was recovering from the pandemic and the subsequent border closures.

However, the ensuing geopolitical tension, spiralling inflation and elevated fuel costs threatened to disrupt the flight back to financial safety.

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