ICAO says airline passenger demand to eclipse 2019 levels this year

Published 23:11 on February 8, 2023 / Last updated at 23:11 on February 8, 2023 / / International (Aviation/CORSIA)

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UN body ICAO on Wednesday said airline passenger demand is expected to completely rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic this year and rise above 2019 levels, which suggests that carriers could accrue some pilot phase compliance obligations under the CORSIA offsetting scheme.
UN body ICAO on Wednesday said airline passenger demand is expected to completely rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic this year and rise above 2019 levels, which suggests that carriers could accrue some pilot phase compliance obligations under the CORSIA offsetting scheme.


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