Summer travel looks set to go ahead as planned—but behind the reassuring news, SAS has issued a new warning: if the war continues, air travel could face a situation similar to that during the pandemic.
SAS management insists that this summer’s flights are not at risk despite sharply rising fuel prices. At the same time, they point to a longer-term risk scenario in which the entire aviation market could change if the cost situation persists, reports Industry Today (DI).
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