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Europe’s airline industry is in for a grim winter season. Traffic has been declining since a brief summer respite, but as countries across the region impose lockdowns in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19, things may be about to get worse.
Until recently, the region’s airlines had been contending that pent-up demand for travel was there, but inconsistency in national travel restrictions and quarantine requirements was holding down bookings.
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