WHAT CHANGE COULD CONTINOUS TERRORISM BRING TO AVIATION INDUSTRY?

Going through the aftermath of Egypt Air and the Wake of Daalo Airline Somalia. One can't but imagine what this continues act of terrorism could bring to the Aviation industry. 

It is said that Moscow airports will lose 5 billion rubles ($74 million) annually due to the ban on flights to Egypt, Turkey and Ukraine, the TASS news agency reported, citing the Domodedovo Airport Official during the ban. Egypt on the other hands lost  hundreds of millions of dollars every month until Moscow and London lifted flight suspensions, Egypt's Tourism Minister Hisham Zazou. Many Russian tour operators are faced bankruptcy over refunds to tens of thousands of tourists. The industry estimates the potential losses as 1.5 billion rubles (more than $23 million).

Now with the wake of Somalia, what change do we expect? what measure of security can we hope for? if bans continues to come on certain Airports and direct flights made difficult, how long would flight fare remain low and Tourism remain a means of incomes and governmental revenues.

it is definitely imperative that governments be vitally involved in assisting airlines and tour operators in making Air travel remain fun and save.