Airlines face reduced losses but the pain continues in 2021
Global airline body says things are improving, but there are still massive losses ahead for the struggling sector.
Global airline body says things are improving, but there are still massive losses ahead for the struggling sector.
Settlement announced last week includes US$2.2-billion in compensation to the families of crash victims, plus a US$243-million fine.
Not long ago the airline was in a healthy financial state and looking ahead to a bright future. Then came the virus.
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