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Failed terror plot could stall airlines’ recovery
The failed terror plot uncovered Thursday could prompt some travelers to cancel travel plans and put the airlines’ recovery at risk, some analysts say. Large U.S. carriers have spent millions building up international routes, and they hope heightened security reassures travelers.
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