Vaccine mandate unlikely for domestic travel, airline CEO says

When asked whether passengers will need to get vaccinated as a condition to fly, Kirby told CNN's Victor Blackwell on Wednesday that"it's a government question, but I suspect that it won't happen domestically."

Kirby says through increased employer mandates, he thinks that the United States could see an 80% to 90% vaccination rate. The CEOs of Southwest Airlines, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines say they are not requiring unvaccinated employees to get the shot.

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