Airlines Are Flying Blind Into Europe’s Sunny Summer Skies
Easing travel restrictions have lured carriers back, but it’s unclear whether passengers will climb aboard
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European airlines are set to resume flying this month, just in time to haul plucky travelers willing to don a face mask to escape for the sunshine of Spain or Greece.
The normally busy summer season has the potential to bring relief to the worst-hit region in an industry that’s been slammed by the global coronavirus pandemic. Yet pulling the fleet out of mothballs as country lockdowns loosen also has its risks.