Air travel in six months: What it will look like

This is what it could look like to fly on a plane six months from now

American Airlines said it expects itsThe U.S. airline industry is in turmoil.This is the biggest crisis of all, bigger even than 9/11, than SARS and the Great Recession and all of that. Every crisis changes the airline industry, so it's only reasonable to think that the biggest crisis of all will cause some of the biggest changes of all," said Seth Kaplan, aviation analyst and principal with Kaplan Research., deep-cleaned planes and waived some fees.

But analysts argue that even with all the changes, it's impossible to maintain social distancing rules on airplanes. U.S. airlines are facing their biggest crisis in a generation and the stakes have never been higher. So will all these changes keep passengers safe? And what can travelers expect in six months? Watch this video to learn more.

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