Finalizing its anti-coronavirus arsenal, the air transport sector is preparing to have its planes take off again in June, explains to the microphone of Europe 1 & nbsp; Alexandre de Juniac, & nbsp; the director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). But this return in the air will be done gradually, he specifies.
Finalizing its anti-coronavirus arsenal, the air transport sector is preparing to have its planes take off again in June, explains to the microphone of Europe 1 Alexandre de Juniac, the director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) . But this return in the air will be done gradually, he specifies.After an unprecedented shock due to the coronavirus crisis, air transport is on its way to take off "from June" with an anti-Covid-19 arsenal. "We are working with the various governments and the WHO to set up a passenger health check and ensure that we minimize the risks of contamination on board, but also from one country to another ", explained to the microphone of the" Big Evening Newspaper "of Europe 1 this Wednesday, Alexandre de Juniac, the director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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