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Airline executives and industry consultants had said that a return to normal would be relatively fast, with airlines taking some time to adjust maintenance and crew schedules.

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Operating profit rose 22.5% to S$398 million due to healthy passenger demand and lower fuel prices, mitigating a rise in nonfuel unit costs resulting from inflationary pressures, the airline said.

But he didn’t mince words in describing how airlines became a bargaining chip during the shutdown negotiations.

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After Hurricane Debby made landfall in Florida the following month, major airlines were again able to get cancellation rates back to low levels within two days, according to Cirium’s data.

One of Europe's biggest budget airlines said it was "moving to 100% digital boarding passes" from Wednesday in a bid to speed up travel and lower costs.

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