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Cleveland Hopkins air travel drops 59% in 2020
Source: Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
CLEVELAND Just over 4.1 million passengers traveled through Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in 2020, a steep drop from the year before, a result of the coronavirus pandemic that brought global air travel to a near standstill.
Cleveland air traffic down 59% in 2020 fared modestly better than air traffic nationwide, which was down 62% through October, according to figures from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Travel experts believe it will be mid-2021 before U.S. air travel picks up, as more Americans receive the COVID-19 vaccine. It could take several years, however, until 2023 or 2024, before air traffic returns to 2019 levels.
Passenger traffic at Cleveland Hopkins airport drops 59% in 2020
Updated Jan 22, 2021;
Posted Jan 21, 2021
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CLEVELAND, Ohio Just over 4.1 million passengers traveled through Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in 2020, a steep drop from the year before, a result of the coronavirus pandemic that brought global air travel to a near standstill.
Cleveland air traffic down 59% in 2020 fared modestly better than air traffic nationwide, which was down 62% through October, according to figures from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Travel experts believe it will be mid-2021 before U.S. air travel picks up, as more Americans receive the COVID-19 vaccine. It could take several years, however, until 2023 or 2024, before air traffic returns to 2019 levels.