International Air Transport Association: Air traffic will not be the same as it was before 2024

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported that aviation traffic has not returned to the level it was in last year, 2019, before 2024, after the outbreak of the new Corona virus, Covid-19.

The International Air Transport Association indicated that aviation in the continent of Europe has not recovered, as the number of passengers is the lowest historically, despite the slight increase in the number of flights, pointing out that despite the slight increase in the number of flights, air travel was weak during the month of June.

The International Air Transport Association stated that passenger traffic is not proceeding at the same pace as airlines increase their capacity, which resulted in a greater burning of liquidity, indicating that conducting checks is an alternative solution to quarantine travelers, which was confirmed earlier during This week, when Britain re-imposed this measure on those coming to its territory from Spain.

And many countries in the world had stopped air traffic in them since mid-March 2020 as part of precautionary measures against the outbreak of the new Corona virus, Covid-19, before it began to gradually return during the past few weeks.