This year’s travel demand has already been “very strong,” and the final two months of the year are expected to be no exception, says Adam Ryan, managing director of Delta Air Lines.
The travel outlooks, he says, indicate that “robust and strong” holiday travel is on the horizon, as people voyage around the country to meet up with family for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s.
Many of these travelers may end up flying out of or into Salt Lake City International Airport or may have a layover in Utah’s capital city — and they will have several new gates, retail and restaurant options should that be the case.