Air Canada could learn from other resilient airlines before claiming bankruptcy

The resilience of tiny Qatar in managing its economy, while stepping forward to help internationally, should make it an important global ally.

Since mid-February, Qatar Airways has repatriated more than one million stranded travellers to their home countries from across the globe. Wikimedia Commons photograph by Julian Herzog

Opinion

BY YASSER M. DHOUIB

June 3, 2020

This is a defining moment. The world is in the midst of a real transition. Post pandemic, everything, from lifestyle to economy, will be totally different. Yet, one thing is certain; some sectors will see exponential growth, while others may find it difficult to sustain themselves. The airline indu...

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