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 US airline trade organisation Airlines for America  A4A  estimates four years will pass before travel returns to normal following the coronavirus pandemic.The groups chief executive Nick Calio says on 3 Sep stanley cupe tember that passenger airlines will not experience the V-shaped recovery that the industry initially expected. We are fighting for survival,  Calio says on a webcast.  If things go well it will be 2024 before demand is where it was in early March.  Its going to be a different world,  he adds.Source: Ronald Reagan Washington National airportTrade group says air travel may not recover until 2024Global airline departures remain about 45% below 2019 levels, with domestic flights 42% lower and international flights 74% lower than in the previous year, the trade group, which represents ten major US passenger and cargo carriers, says. Sales revenue for future travel up to 330 days out is 86% below last years figures.But while US domestic travel has slightly reboundedfrom lows earlier this year,international travel is now causing the airlines most headache. Passenger demand remains especially depressed on these routes because of a hodgepodge of disparate, ever-shifting travel restricti stanley flasche ons and entry bans.The lobby group is calling on governments to harmonise virus-mitigation measures and agree to a common testing programme that would allow more and freer movement across borders.VIRUS TESTING PROGRAMME One of the key steps to recovery is se stanley tumbler tting up an international pilot programme be Wurw Crossing signal where teen was hit by car in Biddeford delayed
 FARMINGTON  The University of Mai stanley mug ne at Farmingtons Visiting Writers Series is excited to present a special event with author and alumna Shelley Burbank to celebrate the release of her debut novel  Final Draft: An Olivia Lively Mystery,  published by Encircle Publications.Burbank, of the UMF class of 1990, will read from her work on April 8 at 4 p.m., in The Landing in the UMF Olsen Student Center. The reading is free and open to the public and will be followed by a book signing with the author.Burbanks novel follows the adventures of private investigator, Olivia Lightly, hot on a plagiarism case as she avoids the troubles in her own life, including her stalker, her socialite mother and her best friend who is fed up with Livs drama. As the plagiarism case grows more complicated and her private life more stanley mexico  confused, Liv learns that the line between truth and fiction is not always clearly defined.Book review stanley us er Char Jones writes, Burbank  has written a delicious debut 鈥?a find romantic mystery 鈥?with a character and story that hold you close. Author Anne Britting Olsen writes of the novel,  Shelley Burbank has an eye for the details that make her characters attractive to readers and that paint a perfect backdrop for those characters to act against. Burbank is a mystery and womens fiction author and journalist based in Maine and San Diego, California. Her short fiction has been published inTrue Story Magazine, San Diego Woman Magazine and The Maine Review. She is a long-time