/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19271729
Yeah, for now. WFH is becoming a sweeping new modality, there's a good chance that will have far-reaching impacts on travel. High-risk folks are also among the biggest spenders and frequent fliers, so that's something to consider. There's also tons of secondary and tertiary effects of these downturns. I'd bet they're still being billed full-cost for insurance (employee and business liability) and so on, while they're operating in the red. Parking fees, maintenance, seasonality. And given the trajectory it's not looking good for them, honestly.

>>19260556
AHHH