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Rickie Reeve
@rickiereeve · Jun 3

Travel recovers in the United States after covid slump

On average, more than 2.5 million passengers traveled on U.S. airlines daily last week, the most since August 2019.

I myself was under the mistaken impression that travel had still not returned to pre-Covid levels. Even the situation in Europe is slowly approaching 2019.
Yet airline stocks are still low.$LUV, $AAL)

Do you see this as an opportunity?

A community member's personal view, not investment advice. Community Guidelines

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Willard Spencer @willardspencer Jun 4

I bought$DAL and $AAL right away in covid and they are one of my most profitable positions so far :) and I am also thinking of buying more... I don't see why they shouldn't go back to at least pre-covid numbers... it just takes time...

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Monday Dayton @mondaydayton Jun 4

I'm not in the industry either, I'll see if I go for it but I've also heard that it might be coming back to where it was, at least before Covid. I've heard from an investing buddy of mine a positive review of $DAL and true it is slowly growing. I haven't looked into it more yet though.

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Rickie Reeve @rickiereeve Jun 4

I don't know$DAL at all. In fact, neither do the other companies... Just a few European ones.

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Bill Combs @billcombs Jun 3

Sounds interesting, thanks for the info. So I'm thinking maybe it's time to make some purchases :)

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Ashraf Aboudar @ashraf_dd Jun 3

I think the major airlines will at least look at where they were before the pandemic. At least in the long run.

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Rickie Reeve @rickiereeve Jun 3

They might, so we'll see. I think I'll pass though, I'm not really into the industry/not interested in it.

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Steve James @stevejames Jun 3

I also thought it wasn't a 100% return from covid. Oh yeah, wrong😃

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