Airlines Warn Of Rising Cancellations As Virus Surges In U.S.

Ben Goldstein November 19, 2020
United Airlines plane with mask
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United Airlines warned that bookings are slowing and cancellations are on the rise as the novel coronavirus continues to surge across the U.S. The Chicago-based carrier said in a filing that it continues to see “significant impact on demand as a result of the recent spike in cases,” noting a...
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