(Posted 30th July 2023)
The latest quarterly IATA air connectivity analysis shows that in Q2 of 2023 the majority of countries across the globe have reached or exceeded their pre-pandemic levels of connectivity.
A comparison of the connectivity levels observed in Q2 2019 and Q2 2023 shows how close to full recovery the global aviation industry has come.
A number of countries in Central America, Asia and Africa have already reached the Q2 2019 connectivity levels.
? The recovery in Europe has been mixed, with countries such as Germany, Finland and Sweden staying below the 80% connectivity level. This can be linked to some shifts to short haul travel patterns, and also disruption related to the closure of Russian airspace to European airlines.
? A particularly strong performance has been seen in Africa, where the connectivity of a number of countries now exceeds that of 2019.
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