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iata projects their financial situation will show a recovery of some kind in 2021.t also expects that demand for international travel will not return to its pre-covid level before 2024. in the meantime, airlines have no option but to keep experimenting with ways to get planes off the ground. >>> so, what to do? if there is one thing that the airlines always have in their favor, pandemic or not, it's the romance of flying. in fact, many of our crew had become jaded by commercial travel are probably looking forward to boarding a flight again. so imagine the excitement of getting on a plane for the first time. the airline in our next story has been doing just that. >> reporter: nagoya airport has been eerily quiet during the pandemic, but not on this day. these junior high school students are about to embark on a day trip, and they can hardly contain their excitement. the school has chartered an airplane, but the kids are not going anywhere. this is a round trip. >> translator: i can't wait to see our town from above. >> translator: we wanted to use the planes which ar

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governments looking to eradicate covid-19 at the expense of airlines, according to iata director generalnd cio cio alexandera -- to sunni act -- alexander does earning act -- alexandre de juniac. sectorglobal aviation capable of surviving this extended period? at what point are we going to see airlines starting to fail? alexandre: we have already seen many airlines failing. 4250 airlines have disappeared already. if there is no extension of will seet support, we probably additional airlines going to bankruptcy because our situation is terrible. you mentioned that bookings are down. downnow that bookings are 81% in february and march compared to last year or two a normal year. it means that our revenues are completely down, our financial situation is very tough, and it is true almost everywhere. so we need government support. alix: will you are governments require vaccines in order to travel again, and/or proof of vaccination? we are not recommending mandatory vaccination for passengers. what we have been recommending is the systematic testing for or passengers at departure arrival airpor