U.S. Airlines To Cut More Routes Unless Extra Federal Support Arrives

Aaron Karp October 20, 2020
Delta
Credit: Joe Pries
The heads of IATA and Airlines for America (A4A) painted a sober picture of the state of the airline industry, conceding the COVID-19 crisis is unprecedented for commercial aviation and warning of a potentially slow recovery. This is the “deepest crisis” airlines have ever faced, IATA director...
Aaron Karp

Aaron Karp is a Contributing Editor to the Aviation Week Network.

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