The National Observer: Airlines trim growth plans in response to weak demand

The National Observer: Airlines trim growth plans in response to weak demand

Airlines are cutting back on plans to grow capacity as economic uncertainty and other factors clamp down on travel demand.

Airlines to Shippers Paint Picture of Fast-Souring Oil Demand

The world’s big industrial-scale consumers of oil are flashing warning lights for demand as the tariff war causes the outlook for the global economy to deteriorate.

Airlines Warn of Fewer European Tourists to the U.S.

“Two of Europe’s largest airlines have warned that some Europeans are starting to avoid U.S. travel, as President Donald Trump’s policies risk hitting some of the world’s busiest flight paths,” the Financial Times reports.

Airlines warn of weakening demand for US travel among European tourists

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa report signs of changing demand on transatlantic routes