Jul 23

American, Southwest, Alaska and United All Saw Revenue Drop Over 80% in Q2

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As American, Southwest and Alaska airlines all released their second-quarter finances this morning, the bonanza of earnings calls repeated the same theme that’s been present since March: Demand is scarce, and the industry is about to get a whole lot smaller come October. “This was one of the most challenging quarters in American’s history,” said…

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