90% Asia-Pacific Passengers Satisfied With Air Travel But Complex Immigration Remains Key Hurdle, Highlights IATA's Global Passenger Survey 2026

Mumbai, October 29, 2026: Passenger satisfaction with air travel in the Asia-Pacific region has hit a global high, driven by the rapid adoption of contactless biometric identification and digital travel tools. However, burdensome immigration procedures and complex entry requirements continue to act as a major deterrent for travellers, according to the International Air Transport Association’s…

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