Australian Flying

Recovery Slow but Steady

Aviation has been amongst the most damaged economic sectors throughout the world since March this year.

Business aviation in Australia suffered a major downturn in March-April followed by a reasonable month in May, including repatriation flights.

Since July, activity has been increasing only modestly as many international borders have been closed.

Also, Australian domestic operations have been adversely affected due to several state

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