Author: Chris Woodyard, USA TODAY

The proposed flight cuts come as there are signs that airline demand may finally pick up after the coronavirus sent the travel industry into a spiral.

Regional airlines, which serve smaller communities that are less profitable to airlines than larger cities, were vulnerable before coronavirus.

Strict rules, including punishment of executives, and complications of foreign governments are keeping cruise ship crew members aboard.

Delta said it is making the move to protect employees amid the coronavirus pandemic, but planes have been flying near empty

Newly flush with capital, Norwegian Cruise Line is already seeing strong bookings for 2021, CEO Frank Del Rio says.

Orlando’s Disney Springs dining and shopping complex will reopen ahead of the theme parks and hotels at Disney World.

Booking Holdings, which owns Booking.com, Priceline and Kayak, is cutting costs after coronavirus caused a plunge in travel reservations.

Aviation leaders told a Senate committee Wednesday that travelers won’t return in big numbers until they can be reassured air travel is safe.

The cruise operator said it has lined up $2.2 billion in financing that can keep it in business up to a year.

Disney’s parks have been shut since March. On Tuesday the company stood by indefinite U.S. closures but said its Shanghai park will reopen May 11.