Boeing warns deadly coronavirus outbreak will hammer aviation industry as well as broader economy
Airport staff check the tickets of passengers flying from Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali, Indonesia to Guangzhou, China a day before the Indonesian government temporarily stopped flights to and from the country as a precaution. File photo taken on February 4, 2020.
Major airlines have halted flights in and out of China, where a lockdown has been imposed in the worst-affected areas, while several countries have banned arrivals from China. Mounir was speaking in Singapore to reporters at Asia's biggest air show, which has seen over 70 exhibitors withdraw and a fall in visitor numbers due to virus fears.
The vast exhibition centre hosting the four-day show has been unusually empty, pockmarked by empty booths of companies who have pulled out.
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