The coronavirus is the biggest challenge the industry has faced, airline executives have said.
Transportation Security Administration data shows higher numbers of travelers in May than lows hit in April. Passengers, some wearing masks and protective gear, queue for their flight at Terminal 1 of John F. Kennedy Airport amid the novel coronavirus pandemic on May 13, 2020 in Queens, New York.U.S. air travel demand has inched higher this month but airlines are nowhere near their normal levels for this time of year, as theIn the first 14 days of the month, close to 2.5 million people passed through checkpoints at U.S. airports, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
When Covid problem started, i saw Jetblue had R/T flights for $61! But flight didn't fly, cancelled. They realized PRICE wasn't convincing leisure travelers to fly so why drop price? Now no sales and less options so surprised at low sales?
When airline cancels 6 flights due to 'not enough people' THEN has one flight after 5 days and flight is packed, is that an uptick? 'Better'?
Delta for the rebound....
It will never go back to normal, it’s fundamentally changed.
Normal? What is normal when the FED manipulates the markets like never before in the history?