Aviation

Experts: Global air travel will surpass pre-Covid levels in 2024

Growth year: Tourists posing on a beach as an airplane prepares to land at the Phuket International Airport in Thailand. Driven by sustained demand, 2024 could be a banner year for airline profits. — AFP

SINGAPORE: Global air travel volume is expected to finally exceed pre-Covid-19 levels in 2024 as the Asia-Pacific region makes a full recovery, say industry observers.

Driven by sustained demand, this could make 2024 a banner year for airline profits.

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