Why U.S. Budget Airlines are Optimistic About Post-COVID Travel Numbers

BY PATRICK DALY Published on June 26, 2021 0 COMMENTS

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Patrick Daly
Patrick is an aviation enthusiast from Austin, Texas. He grew up with a love for planes, and in 2018, he started plane spotting. Soon after, he created his Instagram aviation account, @just_planepictures.

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