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AirAsia India expects full-traffic recovery in 2022 sans 3rd Covid wave

By IANS | Updated: December 23, 2021 18:00 IST

New Delhi, Dec 23 Tata Sons-backed AirAsia India expects full passenger traffic as well as capacity recovery in ...

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New Delhi, Dec 23 Tata Sons-backed AirAsia India expects full passenger traffic as well as capacity recovery in 2022 sans a third Covid wave triggered via the Omicron variant.

In a conversation with , Ankur Garg, Chief Commercial Officer, AirAsia India cited that overall airline industry is operating at 83 per cent pre-Covid levels and the traffic has been recovering at a fast rate.

"Festive period beginning October saw a significant bounce back in passenger traffic which is continuing till the year-end."

Besides, he cited that 'Visiting Friends and Relatives'

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