Europe's airlines expected to lose $76bn in passenger revenues in 2020

Iata warns it expects passenger flights demand to fall by 38% as result of coronavirus outbreak

Europe’s airlines are expected to lose $76bn in passenger revenues over the course of 2020 because of travel bans combating the spread of the coronavirus outbreak, the industry body has warned.

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