“The global aviation industry that emerges from the COVID-19 crisis will be vastly different and will require global leadership on the core regulatory structure that governs the way the industry works.”
CAPA is running another masterclass to help people come to grips with the rapidly evolving travel industry in general, and the future of aviation in particular – and you are invited to join in for this second edition.
Hosted by CAPA – Centre for Aviation’s Senior Analyst for the Americas, Lori Ranson, and bringing together CAPA Chairman Emeritus Peter Harbison and aviation consultant John Byerly, this enlightening discussion will address these and other vital issues. Join us as we delve into what the market could look like post COVID-19.
Wednesday 22-Apr-2020 | EDT 0900 / GMT 1300 / SGT 2100 / AEST 2300
Questions asked during this Masterclass include:
- What should be done during the crisis by governments to support the sector?
- What should governments do once the initial crisis is over?
- Is the 75-year old regulatory structure that governs aviation and travel obsolete?
- Will an entirely new regulatory structure be required – and, if so, what could it look like?
- What role should ICAO play and where is leadership likely to come from?
