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The second COVID-19 wave could precipitate a sector collapse, without intervention. The extent of the challenge is reflected in an airline under-recovery of almost USD70 per pax.

July 2020:  Indian aviation is expected to confront a series of challenges in the coming weeks and months, foreseeing a serious structural impact. The risks and implications are arguably underestimated at a policy level.

July 2020: The Indian aviation sector is likely to shrink significantly, even if some of the vulnerable airlines manage to survive. CAPA India estimates that there could be 200–250 surplus aircraft for the next 6–12 months.

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July 2020:  Travel restrictions imposed by governments worldwide due to COVID-19 are reducing air traffic to a trickle on most routes. This has resulted in airlines taking extraordinary and hitherto unimaginable decisions with regard to their operations.