Assignment On Business Continuity Plan

Running head BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN DURING PANDEMIC COVID-19 1
Business Continuity Plan for the Aviation Industry during the Pandemic COVID-19
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BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN DURING PANDEMIC COVID-19 2
Introduction
From late 2019, spread of the deadly Coronavirus COVID-19 that is believed to have
been created in the Wuhan province of China has since have negative effects on economic as
well as social operations within the global Aviation industry. From the start of the outbreak,
Aviation Industries are facing increased disruptions that affect customers and other stakeholders
around the international community (Gotian, 2020). The pandemic of COVID-19 has pushed the
international Aviation business into an extraordinary disaster as airline bookings fall in reaction
to the directive together with business limitations on journey increases. Hence the idea of
safeguarding consumers along with workforce health is the priority among governments and
businesses. Towards that target, continued reduction in operations of the Aviation industry will
most probably and necessarily persist for the extended duration. An effective business
connection plan for Aviation business can be vital in keeping industry business on track during
the current pandemic crisis (Mogaji, 2020). Therefore, this research paper illustrated an
appropriate business continuity plan (BCP) for the Aviation business during an outbreak of
pandemic COVID-19.
Business Continuity Plan (BCP) for the Aviation Industry
There is a need for the Aviation industry to focus on doing more research to identify
business interruption risks, quantifying the prospect effects to the company, developing
mitigation policies, and preplanning before the conditions like the COVID-19 are critical to
managing danger. As witnessed through ongoing pandemic of COVID-19, organizations that are
not prepared for the disaster are less probably to survive one, regardless of the economic
condition of the industry or insurance plan (Livingston, Desai, & Berkwits, 2020). All these