A post-Covid-19 world will see international flight prices skyrocket due to environmental concerns and caps on people entering major cities, according to industry experts.
The spike in price will likely come from the growing environmental impact of jet airliners and the tourism industry as well as major cities expecting to limit visitor numbers.
Former American Airlines boss Robert Crandall made the grim predictions at the CAPA Centre for Aviation forum.
"(The pandemic) has certainly up to this point been a watershed for the cruise business, and now you've got places like Venice and Rome saying 'wait a minute, maybe we don't want every traveller in the world to come here'," Mr Crandall said, The Australian reported.