As air travel inches back towards normalcy following the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the US airline industry has not only rebounded but is actively pushing forward dynamic expansion plans. Since 2019, airlines have had to navigate through unprecedented challenges, from groundings to fluctuating passenger demands, coming out the other side with strategies that have significantly reshaped their seat capacities.
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