Delta Air Lines has raised alarms about the potential impact of proposed US tariffs on imported aircraft and parts, warning that these new tariffs could severely disrupt its ability to serve millions of passengers annually.

The US’s new policies and tariffs, particularly the 50% increase on steel and aluminum imports, are poised to impact Canada’s travel industry more severely than even the pandemic. With Canada being the largest exporter of steel to the US, these tariffs are expected to disrupt trade relations and could lead to significant economic consequences.

Spirit Airlines is facing significant challenges as escalating US tariffs on European Union imports threaten to delay or cancel its Airbus A320neo orders, a key part of the airline’s fleet expansion strategy.

Alaska Air Group, the parent company behind Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, is confronting new operational hurdles driven by increased costs linked to recently enacted tariffs.

Donald Trump’s trade tariffs have caused declines in U.S. travel bookings from key markets, with travelers opting for domestic holidays instead, according to Trivago’s latest findings.

New US tariffs threaten Dubrovnik’s booming film and tourism sectors, raising concerns over future productions and economic impact amid global uncertainty and evolving trade policies.

Thailand’s tourism sector is facing mounting pressure as US reciprocal tariffs ripple through the global economy, reducing outbound travel demand and weakening consumer confidence, while a steep 24% drop in Chinese tourist arrivals further compounds the crisis.

A shift in US-Europe travel relations in 2025, driven by trade tariffs and economic uncertainty, may reshape traveler flows, with Europe adapting through short-haul and value travel strategies.

In the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the US has witnessed a significant decline in international tourism as a direct result of his aggressive tariff policies, stricter immigration controls, and growing global uncertainty.

Delta Air Lines has skillfully navigated around Trump-era Airbus import tariffs by implementing a bold and highly strategic delivery system that reroutes newly built aircraft through international destinations before entering U.S. service.