U.S. Airlines Await Coronavirus Fallout and 4 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week
Photo Credit: As coronavirus continues to spread across borders, it's unlikely U.S. based carriers will will avoid the fallout. Adobe / PixieMe
Skift Take
U.S. airlines have fared far better than their Asian counterparts as coronavirus rages on, but with federal officials warning of an imminent outbreak stateside, the worst is certainly yet to come. Plus, American Airlines cozies up to longtime adversary Qatar Airways in what appears to be a bid to take on Delta.
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How Bad Will It Get for Airlines When Coronavirus Hits the U.S.? If — or more likely when — coronavirus hits the United States, few travelers will act rationally. That’s bad news for U.S. airlines, which could be flying empty airplanes in the not-too-distant future.
IAG Says It Won’t Repeat Past Mistakes
