Scheduled Airline Seats Are On The Rise At Most Major U.S. Airports

Air traffic controllers may soon see more planes crossing their radars. Data from the travel analytics firm Cirium shows scheduled weekly airline seats are higher than they were a year ago.

Here & Now transportation analyst Seth Kaplan joins us to discuss what this means for the airline industry as it looks past the pandemic.

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