Guest of Radio Classique this morning, the CEO of ADP Augustin de Romanet estimated that the full return to normal of air traffic would be done in
"medium-term, that is to say between 2025 and 2027",
pointing to the finger
“the uncertainties that make expectations difficult (...) the countries of Asia and the United States are for different reasons almost closed to international traffic (...) which penalizes us a lot”.
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ADP has published passenger traffic figures at its two Paris airports of Orly and Roissy-CDG during the summer.
In July and August, Roissy-CDG and Orly welcomed 10.8 million passengers.
This is twice as many as in the summer of 2020 when they welcomed 5.8 million passengers, but twice less than in 2019.
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Augustin de Romanet pointed to the “considerable” economic consequences of this drop in the number of air passengers on ADP, whose turnover should fall
“by at least 50% of turnover this year”.
It had fallen by 80% in 2020. The group has initiated a major social plan which provides for the departure of 1,150 employees, including 700 not replaced.
