Crisis Management in Aviation During an Epidemiological Crisis. Case Study: China, Taiwan, Poland

Abstract

The research problem examines the crisis management strategies implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic in China, Taiwan and Poland and explores how the epidemiological crisis affected the aviation sector. The study analyzes secondary data, such as government policies, industry reports, and academic writings, based on qualitative methods of thematic analysis and case studies. The results show some common characteristics, such as public participation and flexibility, but also some regional characteristics: rapid state interventions in China, Taiwan’s technology-based health measures, and public health activities in Poland with international cooperation. The study highlights the importance of worldwide collaboration and public relations to reduce disruptions in the aviation industry and improve its resilience to future global crises.