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Furloughs, aircraft retirements put a ceiling on airline recovery
Airlines can’t get back to 2019 levels if they furlough staff and retire portions of their fleets.
Six months into the pandemic, it’s even worse for airlines than we thought
Is this really what recovery looks like?
Scarce quality data on 787 skins as FAA peels back onion on Boeing
Fresh quality disclosures bedevil Boeing as FAA investigates. Dreamliner's carbon fiber skin smoothness,...
Fall is here for airlines and business travelers aren’t
Online activity suggests a difficult autumn season for airlines.
Boeing yanks eight 787s from service over structural issue
Two manufacturing issues compromised an area of the structure in the rear of the 787 that is unable to...
Three Points: Qatar gives Delta a hand, supersonic squishiness, 737 Max miscellany
Issue No. 31
Airlines seek 2019 rebound, but fares are missing link to recovery
With all eyes on capacity and passenger numbers awaiting the return to 2019 levels, what then?
U.S. airlines are having a knife fight on a life raft
How COVID-19 killed airline capacity discipline.
Spike in coronavirus cases reveal signs of stalling U.S. air travel recovery
Cooling interest in travel on path to collide with U.S. airline enthusiasm.
Surging coronavirus infection rates aren’t slowing U.S. air travel rebound, yet
The U.S. airline industry is still deep underwater.