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Ted Reed

Ted Reed

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Senior Contributor, Forbes

Charlotte

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Dogs , Color Trends, General Lifestyle Pieces, Health And Vet Care , Personal Essays , Home Design, Cats , Business Profiles

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Total articles 1934

  • An Era Of Post-Pandemic Airline And Airport Growth Is Ending

    By Ted Reed| Forbes Verified Because of the pandemic, U.S. airline traffic declined by 60% in 2020. It had been rising ever since – until now, when the era of post-pandemic travel growth appears to be ending. Indications of the decline are everywhere, Most recently, Delta Air Lines said Wednesday on its first quarter earnings call that in the second half, it expects that it will not grow at all. Previously, the carrier had planned second half capacity growth of 4%. Full-year growth now appears to be 2%.

    By Ted Reed · Forbes

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Delta Air Lines Says Baby Boomers Flock To Europe Despite Stock Prices

    By Ted Reed| Forbes Verified Shares in Delta Air Lines have declined steeply in 2025, reflecting the trend for the entire airline industry, but one thing has not changed for the carrier: baby boomers still want to fly to Europe. Delta President Glen Hauenstein has proclaimed, for more than a year, that baby boomers – the generation born between 1946 and 1964 – desire European travel experiences.

    By Ted Reed · Forbes

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • An Era Of Post-Pandemic Airline And Airport Growth Is Ending

    By Ted Reed| Forbes Verified Because of the pandemic, U.S. airline traffic declined by 60% in 2020. It had been rising ever since – until now, when the era of post-pandemic travel growth appears to be ending. Indications of the decline are everywhere, Most recently, Delta Air Lines said Wednesday on its first quarter earnings call that in the second half, it expects that it will not grow at all. Previously, the carrier had planned second half capacity growth of 4%. Full-year growth now appears to be 2%.

    By Ted Reed · Forbes

    Apr. 14, 2025

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