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The U.K. has revealed the “green list” of countries that people in England will soon be allowed to visit without having to quarantine on their return.

Southwest is the latest airline to announce plans to resume hiring as travel demand returns.

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Delta is joining other carriers in resuming pilot hiring.

Investors will have to tune out noise from pandemic tailwinds and stimulus checks to judge if a business is performing well in the coming quarters.

Growth stocks, which could come under selling pressure on higher capital gains taxes, led the intraday decline on Thursday.

American and Southwest say leisure travel is on the rise, and they are preparing to fly more this summer.

European stocks closed higher Thursday following a global rebound in markets after days of negative sentiment.

U.S. stock futures were steady after Wall Street bounced back from a two-session losing streak.

U.S. stock futures were steady Thursday after Wall Street bounced back from a two-session losing streak.

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American said it will join United Airlines in resuming pilot hiring this year.

United expects to return to profitability even if long-haul international and business travel demand recover to levels 35% below 2019.

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International travel demand is still down sharply because of the pandemic, and most of continental Europe remains off-limits for most U.S. citizens.

American and Delta are using more widebody jets on domestic routes to cater to higher domestic travel demand with international trips still unlikely.

Earnings will be the major focus in the week ahead, as investors home in on whether rising costs are squeezing margins and signaling inflationary pressures.

Airline executives say they don’t expect a jump in European bookings this summer with borders still closed.