Coronavirus: Europe aviation traffic shrivels by two-thirds
28 March 2020 |
2:56 pm
Europe's aviation traffic has slumped by 65%, leaving skies unblemished blue with few vapor trails. The COVID-19 viral pandemic has prompted the airports Paris Orly and London City to plan flight suspensions.
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