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New airline bookings are beginning to slowly grow again after the surge in COVID-19 cases in July and state-by-state restrictions cut into the tepid recovery in the travel industry, Southlake-based travel technology firm Sabre Corp. said Friday.
Sabre, which recorded a $444 million loss and said that more passengers canceled flights in the second quarter than those booking new ones, showed just how fragile the recovery is in the airline and travel industry and how much travelers are monitoring the pandemic when making travel plans.
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