How Covid Is Turning Air Transport On Its head, and What the Industry Needs To Do To Survive – AIN

Bryan Del Monte, founder of The Aviation Agency, tells AIN that the Covid-19 emergency will continue to hit scheduled airlines hard, while opening up a historic opportunity for business aviation. However, he believes that this opportunity will be missed if companies fail to market themselves effectively.

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[cturdo]

People are willing to get on the planes as soon as possible, not waiting very long. The economic and airline industry collapse is not organic but forced through public policy, and domestic aviation should be resumed as soon and as strong as possible.

[guspeniche]

Really enjoying these interviews! Very insightful

[Deadrocks]

Very insightful video glad i somehow ended up here. 😅

Covid-19 is literally nightmare for 121ops where as for 135 charter ops they can use it as an opportunity.

Just sharing an example stranded indians all over the world wants to get back to there home country and for that they have started repatriation flights but very limited (due to state policy)
So now people are so desperate that they are ready to take charter flights. So other than business people now its a good opportunity to attract normal pax as well.

But again it also depends on state gov polices like availabilityof quarantine facilities, testing kits, etc.

[OladipupoAdaraloye]

Whoa that guy on the other end of the call is cool, funny and interesting. He his very knowledgeable tooo

[danhaeley]

simple keep the A/C clean and cut C.E.O pay and tell the airports to better job