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>>18085223
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-KUbflnMEs

SAS has gone down 40% this year, despite the maymay commercial.

And the airline companies in Europe are having these "ghost flights" that will probably go down:

https://www.cracked.com/article_27228_ghost-planes-haunt-skies-thanks-to-coronavirus-panic.html

>As a result, airlines are constantly canceling or downsizing their routes as it's not worth it to spend a few mills sending a miracle of the modern age soaring through the skies to get four dudes in mouth masks to Duluth, Minnesota. But not European flights, who instead of grounding their planes are incentivized to keep sending them through the sky completely empty like airborne ghost towns. The reason for this is the European Union's "use it or lose it" rule for airlines. Since Europe is a tiny pixie continent with tiny pixie countries, most international airports have a piddling amount of runways, making runway time so valuable that airlines buy these off each other for tens of millions of dollars.

What a time to be alive!

Now that the dust has settled, can we all agree that a petro-dependent global economy was a really bad idea?