BAMBOO AIRWAYS, THE RARE AIRLINE IN THE WORLD, STILL GREW STRONGLY IN THE “WORST YEAR OF AVIATION HISTORY”
In 2020, Bamboo Airways has operated more than 10% of the total number of flights and passengers over the same period in 2020, continuously leading the statistics of firms recovering and exceeding their operating capacity after the epidemic. 100% of flights are absolutely safe, without any security threatening incidents.
“The worst year in civil aviation history” is a phrase used by the Director General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to describe the year 2020. There are many data to show that this is a valid judgment.
Since the beginning of the year, global flight numbers have fallen 49% compared to 2019, worse, the number of passengers transported has dropped 67%, according to the statistics of aviation research organization Citrium. Covid-19 has “blown away” 510 billion USD in revenue of the whole industry, taking tens of thousands of jobs. The number of aircraft “cover up” in the cave is so crowded that it has never been seen “in more than 40 years in the profession” of the leader of the aircraft maintenance company Tarmac Aerosave.
“The number of airlines that survived to see the sun was getting smaller,” IATA wrote in its late November report.
But in a year of upheaval in most airlines in the world, there are still a few players who have a spectacular “comeback” thanks to their adaptability and sensitivity to opportunities. Fortunately, there is a face from Vietnam: Bamboo Airways.
In 2020, Bamboo Airways has operated more than 10% of the total number of flights and passengers over the same period in 2020, continuously leading the statistics of firms recovering and exceeding their operating capacity after the epidemic. 100% of flights are absolutely safe, without any security threatening incidents. The company currently holds nearly 20% market share.