of the vaccines against all variants we can currently see, alpha, delta, the lot of them, capa, i think it is looking good forjuly the 19th to be that terminus point. so for the moment most current covid i9 restrictions are staying but some have been relaxed. from today care home residents are able to stay overnight at the homes of loved ones. previously they were only allowed to leave for outdoor visits or high priority reasons like medical appointments. also.the number of guests at a wedding is no longer capped at 30. however venues are being asked to limit numbers based on space and enforce social distancing measures but a ban on indoor dancefloors will stay, for now. kat southwell is having her wedding celebration this sunday. this is our fourth date and our second venue. the first venue unfortunately couldn t continue trading due to the impact of last year. so this sunday we are getting married at the
Leading consultancy CAPA India on Thursday also emphasised that the government should have a Plan B for the national carrier in place now, which can be immediately operationalised, if required, in face of the prevailing situation
‘AI’s debt to hit $20 bn, deter bidders’
Airlines in India are likely to post a consolidated loss of $4.1 billion in financial year (FY) 2022, forecasts aviation consultancy CAPA.
This sum is similar to the losses for the financial year 2021, taking the total losses for the two years since the pandemic to $8 billion.
Airlines may require almost $5 billion in recapitalisation in FY22, out of which $1.1 billion is in the pipeline in the form of IPOs, QIPs and other instruments, says CAPA.
After a steep dive in passenger traffic in April and May following a surge in COVID-19 cases, June is likely to see a moderate recovery, followed by acceleration in traffic in the second quarter.
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CAPA will return to offer our first Live - in person - event on 8/9-Sep-2021, Sydney, with CAPA s AustraliaPacific Aviation Summit.
So make sure to save the date!
While the world has been laid low by the COVID Pandemic, CAPA has kept the flame alive with our CAPA Live, online, events on the second Wednesday of every month.
But we are now delighted to announce that we ll be returning to our first face to face event on 8/9-Sep-2021, after an enforced gap of many months. And you can be sure it will be a big celebration, back live and in person again.