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PRESS RELEASE: Asia Pacific Airlines Traffic Results August 2021 - Air cargo demand solid but international air travel demand remains depressed https://bit.ly/3zXKTfH
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Asia Pacific Airlines August 2021 Traffic ResultsCargo demand was solid, but international air passenger markets remained depressed.The much needed recovery of air travel and the wider economy hinges on governments accelerating accessto vaccines and refraining from unilateral border measures. AAPA continues to advocate for an objectiverisk-based basis for the easing of border restrictions, in line with WHO and ICAO guidelines. -
AAPA Airlines Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions Reduction by 2050AAPA 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 hasfully embraced industry targets including the ongoing commitment of stabilising net CO2emissions through carbon neutral growth by 2050. -
ASEAN and European Union Air Transport AgreementGenerates Optimism and Confidence for the Future -
Safe, Smart & Sustainable RestartTogether with safety considerations, the industry recognises that ‘smart’solutions for contactless travel and associated environmental impact are ofprime importance to travellers. -
Asia Pacific Airlines are fully committedto a safe and healthy flying experience.Airlines are ready with health and safetymeasures for your peace of mindand trust in air travel. -
Joint Open Letter to Asia Pacific Ministers of Health, Transport, Tourism,Interior, and Foreign Affairs“We urge resolute action by governments to work with other States in the Asia Pacific regionand the industry to implement globally harmonised cross-border measures, including asystemic approach to COVID-19 testing that will ensure safe, smooth, and sustainableair transport, as well as quicken the pace of the restart of travel and tourism” -
Joint Declaration of the Asia Pacific Aviation Industry -
AAPA Assembly of Presidents Committed to Industry Restart and SustainabilityAt the 64th Assembly of Presidents held virtually on 13 November 2020, the Assembly reaffirmed their shared mission tostrengthen solidarity and cooperation with governments, to contain the spread of COVID-19 and revive air travel byharmonising mitigation measures including COVID-19 testing as a way forward to reopen borders and assure thetravelling public. AAPA Director General Mr. Subhas Menon said, “Aviation is a global connector and conduit for socialand economic development. The spirit and demand for cross border travel will be rekindled once the conditionsare conducive, as has been seen with the rebound in domestic travel once restrictions were lifted." -
Asia Pacific Airlines Strive for Greater Collaboration with Governments toSafely Reopen BordersThe Assembly of Presidents of the AAPA together with IATA and ACI Asia-Pacific, declared theirsolidarity and commitment to ensure the continued safety of aviation as well as revive air traveland secure its future. The industry supports the establishment of a robust global testing framework,as an additional risk mitigation layer as recommended by ICAO CART ‘Take-Off Guidance’. -
Adopting a testing regime without onerous quarantine requirements sets a standardworth emulating in facilitating air travel and economic recovery in the region.Asia Pacific airlines are committed to working closely with governments to explorefurther initiatives to reopen international air travel corridors. -
AAPA Calls for Collaboration between Governments for Aviation RecoveryOnerous restrictions on travel threaten long-lasting damage to the economyand livelihoods. Restoring international air connectivity is a shared challenge.AAPA calls on all governments to work cooperatively to re-establish global connectivitywhilst maintaining appropriate measures to safeguard public health. -
Your safety is our priority.Airlines are ready with health andsafety measures in place to ensure thatyou can fly again in confidence.
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Aviation RebootIn the Asia Pacific region, joint discussions are already underway for the resumption ofcross border travel, alongside the abatement in COVID-19 cases. AAPA applauds these effortsto kickstart the wider economy, recognising the crucial role played by the aviation industry. -
Airlines play a vital role in times of crisis and ensuing recoveryAviation is a vital conduit for economic, tourism andsocial development. AAPA appeals to governments to actively progressdiscussions to restart aviation in a timely manner -
Air Travel Recovery Requires International CoordinationWork must begin on a multilateral basis to developthe necessary protocols to safeguard public health whilst restoringinternational connectivity including air services
