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(Reporting by Tim Hepher, editing by Louise Heavens and Steve Orlofsky)</p>\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/dcf1239bb8accc837113273e326ce2ed","relate_stocks":{},"is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1124207155","content_text":"PARIS, March 30 (Reuters) - European planemaker Airbus sees demand for flying on the industry's most-used jets - the medium-haul A320 and Boeing 737 families - recovering to pre-pandemic levels in 2023, amid concerns over the shape of demand for bigger models.\nChief Executive Guillaume Faury said on a webcast on Tuesday that the recovery in air travel in Europe had been \"very disappointing\" so far in 2021 but that traffic was rebounding in the United States.\nThe aerospace industry has been attempting to estimate how long it will take to return to record pre-pandemic traffic levels seen in 2019, with average estimates focusing on 2024.\n\"We think on the single-aisle business, on the narrowbody planes, it is probably going to be around 2023, and for the widebody planes around 2024, 2025: We don't really know,\" Faury said.\n\"There is more uncertainty on how fast and how strongly the international traffic will recover,\" he added.\nThe Airbus CEO played down concerns that air travel would be permanently dented as a result of the pandemic, as companies cut costs and increasingly adopt video-meeting technology.\nCitigroup earlier cut Airbus to \"neutral\" from \"buy,\" citing a glut of planes and a risk that business travel would be permanently impaired, leading to long-term traffic demand 10% below pre-coronavirus expectations.\nBut speaking on the webcast, hosted by air traffic control agency Eurocontrol, Faury said that once it did recover, travel demand would be \"not very different from what it was before\".\nFor now, Eurocontrol says domestic air passenger travel and freight flights are rising in Europe but that \"normal operations are still severely damaged by the pandemic\".\nLow-cost airline traffic is around 84% below pre-pandemic levels, director general Eamonn Brennan said on the webcast.\nKey to reopening markets will be the pace of vaccine rollouts, with progress expected in coming weeks, he added. 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