Impact of COVID-19 on the aviation industry

With international air travel reduced to a mere skeleton of what it once was, what's next for the future of air travel and airports? Join RMIT and industry experts as they discuss how COVID-19 has affected the aviation industry and what the plans are for recovery.

Our international webinar on Thursday 8 October on The impact of COVID-19 on the aviation industry will see leaders from the aviation and airport sector exploring questions like:

  • how has COVID affected the airport sector in Australia-Asia
  • what are the industry efforts to bring back air travel
  • when can we travel again
  • what can we expect of the "new normal air travel "

The discussion will be followed by a live Q&A session.

 

This event is open to RMIT's global community of current and prospective students, staff, alumni and industry partners.

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Meet the speakers

Matteo Zanarini

Area Manager South West Pacific, International Air Transport Association (IATA)

Dr Paul Cheng

General Manager - Market & Connectivity Department, Airport Authority Hong Kong

Peppy Adi-Purnomo

Vice President, Aviation Development Melbourne Airport

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