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LONDON (Reuters) - British airline Virgin Atlantic said it was starting to see some signals that demand was slowing in the United States after a strong start to 2025.
"I think we've seen very strong trading for the first quarter," Chief Financial Officer Oli Byers said after the airline reported full-year results on Monday.
"In the last few weeks, we have started to see some signals that U.S. demand has been slowing."
(Reporting by Sarah Young, Writing by Paul Sandle)
