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U.S. Airlines Fear ‘Crushing’ Blow From Possible Domestic Travel Testing Requirements
The eagerly awaited recovery in air travel that airlines have talked up may arrive late to the gate if the U.S. mandates negative Covid-19 tests for all domestic air travelers. The potential move could set back recovery efforts underway in the beleaguered industry.
Edward Russell |
Airlines May Actually Regain Some Pricing Power This Summer
The rollout of Covid-19 vaccines has the airline industry looking toward an "inflection point" when the travel recovery takes off later this year. That spike in flyers could mean some sky-high fares but, after more than a year stuck at home, travelers may not care.
Edward Russell |
Delta Forecasts Return to Profits This Year But With Little Help From Corp Travelers
As with earlier attempts to forecast the recovery, Delta's optimistic outlook may prove overly bullish as the industry continues to struggle.
Edward Russell |
From Nazi to Pro-Trump Chants: Airline Crews Grow Weary From Harassment Over Mask Rules
Flight crews are on the front lines of America's latest culture war: wearing masks. But even as some travelers are increasingly belligerent — even hostile — to these rules, leaders are optimistic that the new Biden administration will set the example from the top and shut down opposition.
Edward Russell |
What Travel CEOs Are Saying About the Siege on the Capitol
A handful of travel leaders were quick to condemn the violence and terror that we all witnessed among Donald Trump's supporters on Wednesday in Washington. The top execs' bottom line: It's not who we are.
Delta CEO Starts Off New Year Upbeat With Positive Projection for Cash Flow This Spring
Nothing really new in this memo, but Ed Bastian is extending positive vibes to his workers on New Year's Day after a horrific year.
Tom Lowry |
The Biggest Challenge to Airlines’ Recovery in 2021
Airlines face a myriad of challenges in 2021. But above them all is the question: when will travelers return in significant numbers? Once flyers do, the industry can exit crisis mode and look forward again.
Edward Russell |
United Promises to Leave No Covid-Infected Pilot Behind
Ordinarily, an airline might refuse to transport a passenger with Covid-19. But airlines know they need to repatriate crew members who develop Covid-19 abroad. If they do not, crew members might refuse to fly the trips, and airlines would lose revenue.
Brian Sumers |
Airlines Say Early Vaccine Transports Are Moving Smoothly
Developing an effective vaccine in such a relatively short time is nothing less than a miracle. Delivering those vaccines to the world is the next enormous challenge. The airlines took on that task earlier this week. So far, they are giving a thumbs up.
Ruthy Muñoz |