Bold predictions by AirAsia CEO
08th Jul 2021
- Start of a more sustained recovery in South-East Asia air travel by September/October
- Same amount of operations in Q2 2022 as before the pandemic
- Ability to bring back workforce to get to 80% of operational capability within a one-month time-frame
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