Originally Posted by
MinRest
I am not sure using last year for any metric, is appropriate on how to judge a company one way or another.
I’d imagine you’d like to cherry pick some other year then. Specifically, other years of business I wasn’t referring to with better earnings for airlines.
NetJets 2020 saw 3 months of slower flying. No pilots were forced to take LOA or a pay cut. FDP fell off and then hammered back as demand resurged, surpassing our all time busy periods.
We are currently 20% busier than 2019. 2020 was what someone told me it would be… “a bump in the road”.
It was absolutely refreshing to see that NetJets didn’t take one penny of tax payer money to stay afloat in 2020. No major airline (and some fractionals) could claim that.
2020: A very eye opening year for all of aviation.