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Air traffic seen back to normal by June on China rebound

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Air traffic seen back to normal by June on China rebound
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China’s reopening to international travel could propel global air traffic back to pre-pandemic levels as soon as June, one of the world’s leading aircraft-leasing firms predicts.

Avolon Holdings, the world’s second-largest jet lessor, said Monday that the aviation sector “is set to thrive in 2023,” with Asia driving the rebound from years of Covid-19 disruption after Europe and North America did so last year.

China’s surprise decision to drop border curbs earlier this month has given the industry a boost following earlier projections for a reopening much later in 2023. Avolon released its outlook at the start of back-to-back leasing conferences in Dublin where other firms also adopted a more upbeat tone.

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