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No Mask, No Fly Delta Tells Passengers; Puts 460 Customers On Banned List
Wearing a mask is among the simplest and most effective actions we can take to reduce transmission, Delta says. 
Wearing a mask is among the simplest and most effective actions we can take to reduce transmission, Delta says. -
American Airlines To Return Boeing 737 Max Jets To Service In December
American Airlines has set return-to-service dates for its Boeing 737 Max jets as it expects the FAA to recertify the aircraft before the year ends. 
American Airlines has set return-to-service dates for its Boeing 737 Max jets as it expects the FAA to recertify the aircraft before the year ends. -
China Eastern Airlines To Get $4.6 Billion In State Aid
Compared with overseas airlines, China has fared relatively better as its travel industry has rebounded following the pandemic. 
Compared with overseas airlines, China has fared relatively better as its travel industry has rebounded following the pandemic. -
American And United To Cut Combined 32,000 Airline Employees
United Airlines and American Airlines are moving ahead with their plans to reduce their workforce after the companies failed to secure additional federal funding. 
United Airlines and American Airlines are moving ahead with their plans to reduce their workforce after the companies failed to secure additional federal funding. -
Boeing 737 Flight Evaluations Completed Without Incident; FAA Optimistic
Canceled orders and costs relating to the crashes, compounded by the spread of the coronavirus, led to Boeing losing billions of dollars. 
Canceled orders and costs relating to the crashes, compounded by the spread of the coronavirus, led to Boeing losing billions of dollars. -
Qatar Airways Reports $1.9 Billion Loss Owing To Travel Demand Downturn
Qatar Airways was forced to temporarily retire some of its planes, which numbered around 250 before the pandemic. 
Qatar Airways was forced to temporarily retire some of its planes, which numbered around 250 before the pandemic. -
Lufthansa Might Retire More Planes, Staff As Travel Downturn Worsens
Lufthansa says its outlook for the international travel industry remains grim and business has significantly worsened recently. 
Lufthansa says its outlook for the international travel industry remains grim and business has significantly worsened recently. -
Golden Week 2020 Expected To Be Busiest For China's Airlines
Domestic flights during the Golden Week Holiday are expected to reach more than 15 million amid the low ticket prices and gradual easement of travel restrictions. 
Domestic flights during the Golden Week Holiday are expected to reach more than 15 million amid the low ticket prices and gradual easement of travel restrictions. -
Delta Air Lines To Hold Off Job Cuts Amid Voluntary Buyouts And Leaves
Delta Air Lines announced that it will be holding off on furloughing more employees thanks to the unexpected number of voluntary leaves, buyouts, and reduced work hours. 
Delta Air Lines announced that it will be holding off on furloughing more employees thanks to the unexpected number of voluntary leaves, buyouts, and reduced work hours. -
Delta Air Lines To Hold Off Job Cuts Amid Voluntary Buyouts And Leaves
Delta Air Lines announced that it will be holding off on furloughing more employees thanks to the unexpected number of voluntary leaves, buyouts, and reduced work hours. Delta Air Lines announced that it will be holding off on furloughing more employees thanks to the unexpected number of voluntary leaves, buyouts, and reduced work hours.
