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Why the sky is still full of empty 'ghost' flights

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In the early days of the pandemic, when demand for air travel abruptly flatlined and international borders closed, "ghost flights" became a common phenomenon. These were empty or near-empty planes traversing the skyline as airline schedules kept to their contractual obligations to fly. The problem is that, nearly two years on, they're still haunting the skies above us. (edition.cnn.com) More...

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royhunte92
Roy Hunte 5
This has been proved incorrect, more lies from CNN.
There may be a few ferry flights, but the sky is not full of empty ghost flights.
ThinkingGuy
George Lane 1
It's actually right there in the body of the article:

"'Unnecessary flights are not empty or "ghost" flights,' a spokesman for the airline told CNN."

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