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Shipping Bottlenecks Are Giving Air Canada a Big Cargo Boost
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Canada’s Transat Walks Away From Hotels to Refocus on Airline
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A Deft Air Canada Finds a Way to Stay Afloat With Cargo as Canadians Face Tough Travel Rules
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Canada Stops Short of Direct Airline Aid in Federal Budget
American-JetBlue Deal Draws Scrutiny and 9 Other Top Travel Stories This Week
In Skift's top travel stories this week, we covered antitrust concerns about the American-JetBlue partnership, the hospitality industry's insurance woes, a labor shortage as travel rebounds, and we reviewed Kayak's first hotel.
Dennis Schaal |
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More Help for Canada’s Airlines Is on the Way After Air Canada’s $5 Billion in Aid
U.S. Airline Passenger Numbers Fall to 1985 Levels
It was back to the future for U.S. airlines in 2020 when passenger numbers fell to levels unseen since 1985. And while traffic will likely rebound some this year, the slow vaccine roll out and new Covid-19 strains have the outlook far from certain.
Edward Russell |
Why Air Canada Is Leaning Into a Covid Testing Mandate as Other Airlines Balk
Air Canada places the blame for a "grim" 2020 on Covid-19 and what it sees as onerous restrictions from the Canadian government. But it's betting that it can convince the government to replace quarantines with a testing mandate, and maybe even some financial relief for airlines.
Edward Russell |
Artificial Intelligence Wants to Help Covid-Wary Biz Travelers Be Smarter About Flying
With emotions likely to be high in 2021, it will be interesting to see how effective data crunching is when it comes to restarting travel.
Matthew Parsons |