Southwest said on Thursday
that it expected to lose between $200 million and $300 million in
ticket sales, thanks to the outbreak. “In recent days, the company has
experienced a significant decline in customer demand, as well as an
increase in trip cancellations,” it explained in a regulatory filing. Meanwhile, United and JetBlue are planning to cut back
on flights to reduce losses, and an industry group—the International
Air Transport Association—is now predicting that, globally, carriers
will lose between $63 billion and $113 billion in passenger revenue this
year.
Read more: Airlines are getting walloped by the coronavirus.
Read more: Airlines are getting walloped by the coronavirus.
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