Travel Clampdowns Dampen Airlines’ Hopes

February 08, 2021
COVID-19 passenger screening at airport
Airlines’ summer recovery hopes are fading as restrictions tighten.
Credit: Patrick Fallon/AFP/Getty Images
Airlines that had pinned their hopes on a summer 2021 recovery in demand, helped by widespread COVID-19 vaccinations, are facing the strong possibility that a slew of new travel restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of new coronavirus variants will limit that potential rebound. At the beginning...

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