Airlines Cut 2025 Forecasts
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Airlines expected to cut 2025 outlooks as travel demand falters
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Wall Street analysts have slashed their price targets for U.S. airlines and downgraded ratings.
Airlines are expected to cut 2025 outlooks when they report earnings starting this week .
Consumers had been willing to pay for travel and experiences over goods despite years of inflation.
Signs of lower international demand, in addition to weaker travel from Canada , are emerging.
Airline executives have said government travel has dried up during mass layoffs and other cost cuts.