WATCH: Airline industry starts to recover from Covid-19
Business Day TV talks to Airlines Association of Southern Africa CEO Aaron Munetsi
14 February 2022 - 21:32
byBusiness Day TV
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The KwaZulu-Natal government hopes the resumption of key flight routes will give a much-needed boost to the province's economy. Picture: BUSINESS DAY
Airports Company SA (Acsa) says the airline industry is slowly starting to recover from pandemic-related travel bans and this has been supported by an increase in domestic flights.
Business Day spoke to Airlines Association of Southern Africa CEO Aaron Munetsi.
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WATCH: Airline industry starts to recover from Covid-19
Business Day TV talks to Airlines Association of Southern Africa CEO Aaron Munetsi
Airports Company SA (Acsa) says the airline industry is slowly starting to recover from pandemic-related travel bans and this has been supported by an increase in domestic flights.
Business Day spoke to Airlines Association of Southern Africa CEO Aaron Munetsi.
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