Laurie Garrow

Professor of engineering studying airline industry, Georgia Tech

Professor of engineering at Georgia Tech, where she studies the airline industry

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The airline industry is seeing a whiplash in demand following COVID, says Laurie Garrow, who studies air mobility at Georgia Tech. She offers advice for traveling during peak summer.

Traveling this summer? Book an early morning flight, pack patience

The airline industry is seeing a whiplash in demand following COVID, says Laurie Garrow, who studies air mobility at Georgia Tech. She offers advice for traveling during peak summer.

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