Airline stocks hit by prolonged travel demand slump and state aid requirement claims

Airline stocks hit by prolonged travel demand slump and state aid requirement claims
BA is retiring its Boeing 747s early due to the impact of Covid-19

Leading airline shares fell after it was claimed increased levels of government financial support will be needed to save carriers and demand for airline travel won’t return to pre-Covid crisis levels for another three and a half years.

Global airline passenger demand won’t recover to pre-coronavirus pandemic levels until the end of 2023, and only then if effective vaccines and medicines are available, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

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