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Planes will fill the skies above the North Atlantic again from Monday, a boon for airlines after 19 months of restrictions, but that alone won’t be enough for carriers whose profits depend on filling the most expensive seats.
Lagging business travel takes shine off transatlantic restart
Planes will fill the skies above the North Atlantic again from Monday, a boon for airlines after 19 months of restrictions, but that alone won't be enough for carriers whose profits depend on filling the most expensive seats.
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