Aviation Recovery But Is It In the Earnings Yet

Ahmad Maghfur Usman, Research Analyst, Nomura Equity

28-Jun-22 09:15

Aviation Recovery But Is It In the Earnings Yet

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported that air travel has resumed its strong recovery trend in April this despite a war in Ukraine and very strict travel restrictions in China. But has this translated to earnings recovery in the aviation sector? Ahmad Maghfur Usman, Nomura Equity Research Analyst gives us the numbers.

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