REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Frequent Flyer: June International Travel Down LSD % Y/Y, DAL Expands Basic Fare Offerings, FAA Extends Flight Cap at ORD Airport
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Frequent Flyer: June International Travel Down LSD % Y/Y, DAL Expands Basic Fare Offerings, FAA Extends Flight Cap at ORD Airport
Update
July 14, 2026 11:56 AM GMT
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLCMAirlines | North America Ravi Shanker
Equity Analyst
Frequent Flyer: June Ravi.Shanker@morganstanley.comMadison J Pasterchick +1 212 761-6350
Research Associate
Madison.Pasterchick@morganstanley.com +1 212 761-3787
International Travel Down LSD Nancy Hipp
Nancy.Hipp@morganstanley.com +1 212 761-1311
% Y/Y, DAL Expands Basic Fare
Airlines
North America
Industry View AttractiveOfferings, FAA Extends Flight
Cap at ORD Airport
June International Travel ticked down y/y for US travelers but
slightly up for non-US travelers. Also, last week, DAL expanded
its Basic fare offerings to its premium cabin and the FAA
extended its current flight cap at ORD through October 2027.
June US-citizen international travel declined LSD% vs. 2025 while non-US citizen
arrivals to the US increased slightly y/y. In the month of June the number of US
citizen departures to international regions was down -3.0% y/y (and +16% vs. 2019).
The number of non-US citizen International arrivals into the United States remains
below 2019 levels at -17%, but increased slightly y/y at +0.2% (compared to -4.5% y/
y in May). Interestingly, in our latest AW consumer survey (see here and here),
spending intentions for Domestic travel remain above International travel, despite
increased travel due to the World Cup (see here).
Exhibit 1: US citizen departures to Exhibit 2: The number of non-US
international regions were -3% y/y and citizen International arrivals into the
+16% vs. 2019 in the month of June United States increased slightly y/y in
US Citizen Departures to International Regions
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