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Face-masked and armed with hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes, passengers in the USA are returning to air travel in slightly larger numbers even though coronavirus cases continue to steadily rise across the country and a possible vaccine could still be months away. I am aware of the risks involved in travelling and am prepared, Wojciech Skrudlik, a passenger headed from Cincinnati to Poznan, Poland on 24 August, tells FlightGlobal. Its a matter of being sensible about it all, adds Colleen Connaughton, who was also travelling by air on 24 August.Airports remain significantly less crowded than before the global pandemic, and airlines have slashed schedules. But thanks to passengers like Skrudlik and Connaughton, some flights are full, or close to it.On an early-morning United Airlines departure from Las Vegas to Chicago on 24 August, all first-class seats and about 75% of economy seats were occupied. Middle seats were filled, too.That said, the longer-term prospects for airlines are still difficult to judge stanley cups , with US government stanley mugs funding running out in just over a month, and little sign of a sustainable, large-scale recovery.Source: Pilar Wolfsteller/FlightGlobalLas Vegas McCarran International airport on 24 August 2020Skrudlik was headed to Poland following a work assignment in the USA. His trip had long been planned, andSkrudlikwas not willing to c stanley cup ancel, even despite travel restrictions that add another level of complexity and bureaucracy to the experience.He is one of thos Oswb Flying is getting more turbulent. Climate change is partly to blame.
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