Cheap, safe

I've seen news reports that our country's aviation industry has recovered strongly. This is evidenced by double-digit growth in both passenger and cargo volumes. Just last year, airlines were struggling in every way possible. With the same market and the same number of airlines, where is this growth coming from?

- The market has changed significantly compared to before due to the global economic recovery. The mere surge in travel demand is enough to make airlines overjoyed. On the other hand, airlines are making efforts to restructure and raise capital. They are not only chasing the market but also preparing new strategies to seize opportunities.

That's good news, but the important question remains: when will airfares be significantly cheaper than they are now?

- Only through intense competition do airlines continuously improve the quality of their services. This is accompanied by reduced costs and expanded routes, both domestic and international. In other words, airfares will decrease thanks to fair competition, driven by the liberalization of the aviation market.

- More airlines will lower ticket prices, improve service quality, and increase the overall efficiency of the aviation economy. Aircraft shortages and high flight costs will negatively impact customer interests. Eliminating cumbersome regulations is necessary to meet the demand for affordable and safe flights.

TU QUEO

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/re-an-toan-post803001.html