U.S. Airlines Prepare For Travel Comeback

March 11, 2021
Spirit Airlines flight
Spirit Airlines has resumed hiring new pilots and flight attendants to accommodate growth in its fleet.
Credit: Spirit Airlines
U.S. airlines are taking steps to prepare for a return of air travel demand, following a bruising 2020 in which they burned through more than $35 billion. While carriers do not know if demand will snap back this year or next, they have pivoted in 2021 from prioritizing liquidity and cost-cutting...

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