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View all search resultsSoutheast Asian low-cost carriers, a key growth engine for planemakers and leasing companies for a decade before the pandemic, are faltering financially as demand plunges, raising questions over whether they can replace and double their fleets.
With the current situation, the Indonesian National Air Carrier Association (INACA) has called on the government to provide financial stimulus for the ailing airlines in the form of credit relaxation and soft loans.
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