THERE IT IS reveló that for him 2024 recovery is expectedón full of the industry toérea at levels presented pre-pandemic during the 2019.
2024: añor that there already wasíwe love itífrom before, but as the months passed during this pandemic,ún far from terminal and the slow but progressive rise of the restrictive measures allow you to have a máto clarify the idea of withándo the núpassenger grouper returná at núgroupers 2019.
Then missing twoñso that we can see the airports full again, packed flights and all the planes in the air that they were left on land during the pandemic, THERE IT IS has projected statistical dataístics about this recoveryón y cómo se comportó the industry during 2021.
The 2024 will recoverá the industry toérea
La Associationón International Transport Aéreo (THERE IT IS) wait for the nútotal number of travelers reaches 4000 million in 2024, surpassing previous levels COVID-19 (103 % of the total of 2019).
Expectations about the shape of the recoveryón in the short term they have changed slightly, which reflects the evolutionón of the travel restriction government imposed in some markets. Nevertheless, The general image presented in the úlast updateópron nóIATA's long-term strategy has not changed from what was expected in November, before variant Omicron.
The updateóFebruary nth of the pronólong-term aesthetic includes the following highlights:
- On 2021, The númere total of travelers was the 47% of the levels of 2019. This is expected to improve 83% on 2022, 94% on 2023, 103% on 2024 and 111% on 2025.
- On 2021, The núgroup of international travelers was the 27% of the levels of 2019. This is expected to improve 69% on 2022, 82% on 2023, 92% on 2024 and 101% on 2025.
This is a recovery scenario.ón international short term slightly más optimistic in comparisonón with November 2021, based on relaxationón progressive about eliminationón of the travel restriction in many markets.
- On 2021, The núgroup of national travelers was the 61 % of the levels of 2019. This is expected to improve 93% on 2022, 103% on 2023, 111% on 2024 and 118% on 2025.
The recoveryón in Latinérica
The tráfico to/from/within Américh latina has been relatively resilient during the pandemic and a strong 2022, with limited travel restrictions and din flowsápassenger numbers within the regionón and to/from Américh from the North. Prevé that the passenger numbers of 2019 are exceeded in 2023 for América Central (102%), followed by Américh of the South in 2024 (103 %) and the Caribe on 2025 (101%).
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