There was a time not all that long ago when airlines just got on with their job and did not need to reassure the public that they could cope with busy times. Perhaps the shambolic post-COVID restart changed that, but now it seems most airlines want to reassure us first and (hopefully) deliver second and sometimes tell us how well they did third.
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