The Next Trip - An Aviation and Travel Podcast
May 25, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail Drew is back from a quick trip to Albuquerque and Doug was busy managing his family’s travel. We discuss: Summer travel forecast Air France and Airbus litigation Runway closure at a…
So this is interesting, Doug, because it's not what, I, I don't think it's what we expected.
This is the lowest in the last six years versus fifty-three percent in twenty twenty-five.
Thirty-eight percent of income earners under $100,000, uh, plan to travel, sixty-nine percent for income earners between $100,000 to $199,000, seventy-six percent for income earners above $200,000.
Those who decide to travel seem largely unwilling to make significant compromises to rein in budgets." And then according to the survey, high-earning millennials, we love these kids.
This cohort is considered to be millennials with income more than two hundred thousand.
So this is interesting, Doug, because it's not what, I, I don't think it's what we expected.
This is the lowest in the last six years versus fifty-three percent in twenty twenty-five.
Thirty-eight percent of income earners under $100,000, uh, plan to travel, sixty-nine percent for income earners between $100,000 to $199,000, seventy-six percent for income earners above $200,000.
Those who decide to travel seem largely unwilling to make significant compromises to rein in budgets." And then according to the survey, high-earning millennials, we love these kids.
This cohort is considered to be millennials with income more than two hundred thousand.
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