U.S. Carriers See Booking Curve Begin To Stretch

Ben Goldstein March 16, 2021
Delta and Spirit Airlines
Credit: Rob Finlayson
U.S. airlines are seeing an elongation of the booking curve, a sign that air travel may finally be starting to return to something resembling normalcy. In pre-coronavirus times, most travelers would typically purchase tickets between 90 and 20 days ahead of their planned flights, with fewer people...
Ben Goldstein

Based in Washington, Ben covers Congress, regulatory agencies, the Departments of Justice and Transportation and lobby groups.

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