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No planes up in the sky

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Los viajeros aéreos estadounidenses han retrocedido a los niveles de 1954.

La Administración de Seguridad del Transporte examinó a 94,931 personas el miércoles 8 de abril , una caída del 96% con respecto al año anterior y el segundo día consecutivo por debajo de las 100,000.

Según cifras del grupo comercial Airlines for America, la nación promedió por última vez menos de 100.000 pasajeros al día en 1954, pero recientemente se presentó a los aviones y compañías como Boeing estaban comenzando a realizar vuelos de prueba.

Desde el brote de COVID-19, las aerolíneas han reducido drásticamente la cantidad de vuelos para satisfacer la demanda y ahorrar dinero, pero los resultados siguen siendo devastadores. Según Associated Press (AP) , United Airlines dice que pierde 100 millones de dólares al día. Delta Air Lines dice que está quemando 60 millones de dólares al día. Todos los principales operadores de EE. UU. Han solicitado subvenciones federales para cubrir los costos de nómina hasta septiembre y es probable que algunos busquen préstamos federales o garantías de préstamos.

La recuperación de los viajes aéreos, siempre que ocurra, podría depender de muchos factores, incluidas las reglas de distanciamiento social y el estado de la economía, que es asombroso, ya que 16.8 millones de personas, uno de cada 10 trabajadores, han presentado  nuevas solicitudes de beneficios por desempleo  en el país. últimas cuatro semanas.

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