Dispatches from nearly empty airplanes: Here’s what life is like for those still traveling
Frequent fliers quickly became frequent hand-washers. And despite everything, some are still wiping down their tray tables and flying on.
International travel bans are in effect and warnings against nonessential travel are in place. Companies have issued edicts to scrap trips, and cancellations of just about any and every event and meeting have left little travel going on. Airlines are grounding 75% of their long-haul international flying; some U.S. carriers are pulling back 20%, even 50% of their domestic flights.
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