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Asia Pacific Airlines March 2022 Traffic Results
March 2022 traffic results revealed improved growth in international passenger demand,
as more Asian economies eased travel restrictions in a bid to welcome back visitors after two years of
lockdowns and strict border control measures. However, as the pace of reopening of borders and easing of
restrictions continues to vary across the region, close cooperation among governments and industry
partners remains crucial to the restoration of international connectivity.
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AAPA Airlines Committed to Sustainable and Seamless Industry Recovery
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AAPA Assembly of Presidents Committed to Sustainable & Seamless Industry Recovery
At the 65th Assembly of Presidents held virtually on 12 November 2021, the Assembly officially declared
their commitment to work with governments and industry partners to achieve the goal of reducing carbon
emissions to net zero by 2050, as well as to more immediately rebuild global air travel and connectivity in 2020.
In addition, the Assembly renewed calls for a robust multilateral framework with mutually recognized
protocols for vaccination, testing and identification together with other mitigation measures
recommended by ICAO, to restart air travel safely and efficiently.
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Regional associations meet at the ALTA Airline Leaders Forum
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AAPA Airlines Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions Reduction by 2050
AAPA is now committed to a goal of net zero carbon emissions reductions by 2050.
The net zero goal surpasses the existing industry commitment of halving emissions by 2050. AAPA has
fully embraced industry targets including the ongoing commitment of stabilising net CO2
emissions through carbon neutral growth by 2050.
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ASEAN and European Union Air Transport Agreement
Generates Optimism and Confidence for the Future
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Joint Declaration of the Asia Pacific Aviation Industry
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Your safety is our priority.
Airlines are ready with health and
safety measures in place to ensure that
you can fly again in confidence.
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Aviation Reboot
In the Asia Pacific region, joint discussions are already underway for the resumption of
cross border travel, alongside the abatement in COVID-19 cases. AAPA applauds these efforts
to kickstart the wider economy, recognising the crucial role played by the aviation industry.
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Airlines play a vital role in times of crisis and ensuing recovery
Aviation is a vital conduit for economic, tourism and
social development. AAPA appeals to governments to actively progress
discussions to restart aviation in a timely manner
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Air Travel Recovery Requires International Coordination
Work must begin on a multilateral basis to develop
the necessary protocols to safeguard public health whilst restoring
international connectivity including air services
