African airlines take off with clipped wings
By DW
11 July 2020 |
7:00 am
The COVID-19 pandemic brought everyday air traffic to a halt. But African airlines are preparing to take to the skies once more. Many airlines are facing a difficult path ahead to stay competitive.
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