Daily Memo: Asia-Pacific Demand Growth Has Cooled After Post-Pandemic Rebound
The Asia-Pacific airline market has regained its pre-pandemic international capacity, but further advances have stalled. The industry’s earlier momentum following the rebound has now slowed as demand levels off.
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Adrian, senior air transport editor for Aviation Week based in New Zealand, continues to monitor and analyze trends shaping the Asia-Pacific commercial aviation sector.
“The Asia-Pacific airline industry has returned to pre-pandemic international capacity levels, but progress beyond this point has proven elusive.”
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Author Summary
The report underscores that Asia-Pacific air travel growth has plateaued after its strong post-pandemic recovery, marking a shift toward stabilization in regional demand.