Travelers Remain Wary Of Bubble Disruption Risks

May 07, 2021
Air New Zealand Airbus A321neo aircraft
Air New Zealand uses Airbus A321neos on some of its routes to Australian cities.
Credit: Airbus
The creation of a travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand represents a major milestone for Air New Zealand and the wider airline industry, but the early stages of the arrangement also illustrate the challenges faced in rebuilding demand. The bubble, which was launched on April 19, is the...

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