Clouded horizon: T.F. Green leader says recovery could take years

LONG HAUL: 
A JetBlue Airways flight leaves from the main runway at T.F. Green Airport in Warwick. JetBlue’s operations resumed last summer after a brief suspension in the spring when the coronavirus 
hit the U.S. / PBN FILE PHOTO/
MICHAEL SALERNO
RHODE ISLAND TRAVEL AGENCIES are experiencing a significant increase in calls and bookings pointing toward cautious optimism that the travel industry is rebounding. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Constanza Rosas stepped out of T.F. Green Airport in mid-January, exhausted from a series of flights. She carried two suitcases, a bright-pink neck pillow and the trappings of the pandemic-era traveler. In addition to a full-face shield, she wore a surgical face mask over an N95 mask. Her flight from Charlotte, N.C., was the last

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