Also, reconfiguring air travel post lockdown, keeping in view the interests of all stakeholders, will make it costlier as it used to be in the 1960s. The aviation sector will face a strong headwind as fliers will avoid all non-essential travel. This may lead to the idling of a good number of aircraft and partial use of airports and myriad other ancillary services. The economics of all these services will have to be reworked keeping the health-related issues in mind. But the revised cost of these services will push a major section of the commuters out of the air travel ecosystem.
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