Europe to US travel ban to affect 10% of all international flights
Empty baggage check-in lines inside the international terminal at Melbourne Tullamarine Airport in Melbourne, Australia, today. OAG says Covid-19 has caused the single largest disruption to the air travel market ever. – EPA pic, March 13, 2020.
THE Europe to the United States travel ban will have far-reaching implications for the global aviation industry, affecting 10.9% of all international flights and 16.9% of all scheduled international seats between the US and Schengen countries. Overall, 6,747 flights and roughly two million seats will be affected both ways over the next four weeks.
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