Mideast, African governments failing to protect airlines, IATA says

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IATA, which represents 290 global airlines, has been consulting with African and Middle Eastern governments, regulators and stakeholders on how to revive air travel as some countries start to slowly ease lockdowns.However, IATA Vice President for Africa and the Middle East, Muhammad Albakri, said the association was not satisfied with Middle Eastern state efforts to support their airlines.

The industry body also warned African airlines were on the verge of collapse unless governments urgently stepped in.

globebusiness Come on G&M ... why is this even a news article? Why do you think anyone cares about these IATA fools?

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