Daily Infographic: Airlines scheduled & operated more flights in July 2021 than any month since the start of the pandemic in March 2020


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Analysts bullish on US airlines as travelers prepare for ‘jailbreak’

A small passenger jet parked at the gate on a sunny morning, looking straight out at cockpit.

The U.S. domestic airline industry is moving toward recovery from the pandemic faster than  previously estimated, although changes to route networks will make some destinations more difficult to reach for passengers and cargo shippers, according to analysts and executives. 

Consumer eagerness to travel has some carriers predicting they will soon break even from an operating standpoint and some market analysts saying consensus growth projections are too conservative. 

A report on Monday from...

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IATA outlook for airline industry recovery slides to 2024

A cargo tug drops off a load next to a Cathay Pacific jet. The air cargo business in June was down a fifth from last year's level.

The International Air Transport Association on Tuesday pushed back by a year its estimate for the airline industry to fully recover from the novel coronavirus and said the air cargo market’s modest improvement in June still lagged growth in manufacturing output and trade.

The airline group downgraded its forecast for global passenger traffic and revenues, saying it will not return to last year’s levels until 2024 because a COVID-19 resurgence in several countries, depressed corporate travel and...

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