Omicron Poses Latest Test As Airlines Head Into 2022

January 05, 2022
Delta CEO Ed Bastian says the omicron variant will delay the carrier’s international recovery by 3-4 months.
Credit: Yuki Iwamura/AFP/Getty Images
Nearly two years out from the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, airlines around the world continue to lose money, with passenger levels and yields stuck well below pre-crisis levels. Industry watchers and executives are optimistic, however, that a step-change increase in demand—and a return to...

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