Aviation, Travel and Tourism

Chart: Europe’s airlines take to skies again but don’t expect a return to ‘normal’

this is a plane in flight. The aviation industry was greatly disrupted by COVID-19

Business travel may be significantly reduced due to a rise in remote working. Image: UNSPLASH/Artturi Jalli

Mark McCord
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How flights are starting to take off again in Europe. Image: Eurocontrol/eurostat
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