The recovery of international passenger traffic in the Asia-Pacific continues to seriously lag the rest of the world amid warnings governments are basing decisions on political expediency rather than science.
International passenger traffic in the region remained 94.2 percent below July 2019 levels after barely improving on the 94.7 percent drop in June.
Airlines in the region on average filled just over a third of their international seats — the lowest of any region — even though capacity was down 86 percent compared to the same month in 2019.
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