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Trasporto aereo. Iata guarda al 2023 per la ripresa del traffico

L’associazione ed Oxford Economics hanno approfondito gli scenari futuri

Oxford Economics ha presentato ieri un interessante webinar che ha approfondito gli scenari futuri del trasporto aereo. Le previsioni e le potenziali prospettive sono state curate da David Goodger, direttore di Tourism Economics, ed Andrew Matters, vice-capo economista Iata (International Air Transport Association). Il coronavirus ha avuto un impatto devastante su moltissimi settori economici e questo...

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Ginevra, Svizzera, 07/23/2020 19:10
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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