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Rockiepilot 03-15-2020 03:44 AM


Originally Posted by FetaCheese (Post 2998657)
It'll be over just as soon as

A. People chill the F out and realize this isn't the Black Plague

B. The spread of the virus is controlled
C. A vaccine is developed

Or

D. American's well known A.D.D. kicks in and they get bored with hunkering down in their homes with toilet paper.

This wasn't taken seriously enough in the beginning..with too many on one side of this country calling it a fake conspiracy for too long. Then, all of a sudden it's been one overblown knee jerk reaction after another. The dust will settle in a matter of months.

And there you go pointing fingers. Stop. It’s not a D or R issue. They’re both to blame so seriously grow up. However you know who’s to blame mostly? You guessed it CHINA!

Arado 234 03-15-2020 04:02 AM


Originally Posted by wrxpilot (Post 2998631)
I'm literally looking at the Hong Kong International airport right now, which has been a widebody parking lot for over a month. I was in Shanghai-Pudong last month, and it was absolutely deserted. One of the busiest airports in the world and it felt like it was abandoned inside the terminal.

But you think this is a Trump conspiracy?

Is this just because of Corona? Or is it a multitude of other issues as well? I apologize that I don't watch the news or even worse foreign news that much but did the protests a few months ago die down completely? Did life return back to normal before Corona hit?

Al Czervik 03-15-2020 04:33 AM

Analysts are saying China’s economy may return to full steam by summer. I hope this is short lived.

chrisreedrules 03-15-2020 04:45 AM


Originally Posted by Al Czervik (Post 2998728)
Analysts are saying China’s economy may return to full steam by summer. I hope this is short lived.

Meanwhile Italy who was already slowly sliding into a recession with likely be in a full blown recession by the fall and pulling the rest of Europe down with it. A hurting EU will make it difficult for us to recover as well. I fear this will last a while, at least until the end of the year. At least...

Route66 03-15-2020 06:37 AM


Originally Posted by FetaCheese (Post 2998657)
It'll be over just as soon as

A. People chill the F out and realize this isn't the Black Plague

B. The spread of the virus is controlled
C. A vaccine is developed

Or

D. American's well known A.D.D. kicks in and they get bored with hunkering down in their homes with toilet paper.

This wasn't taken seriously enough in the beginning..with too many on one side of this country calling it a fake conspiracy for too long. Then, all of a sudden it's been one overblown knee jerk reaction after another. The dust will settle in a matter of months.

AMEN! AMEN! This is SPOT ON.

iahflyr 03-15-2020 08:27 AM

News article directly from American:

Newsroom - American Airlines Announces Additional Schedule Changes in Response to Customer Demand Related to COVID-19 - American Airlines Group, Inc.

For international, they are basically cancelling everything international except one daily DFW-LHR, MIA-LHR, and 3x weekly DFW-NRT. Everything to South America is cancelled, and reductions in Central America/Mexico/Canada flying.

No specifics on the domestic travel reductions.

FetaCheese 03-15-2020 09:52 AM

Suspended until May..not cancelled. Semantics, I know. But in these uncertain and stressful times it helps to keep things straight and in perspective.

Go ahead and save this post and revisit it in a few months. But this situation will be on its way to normal by the June/July time frame.

1Taco 03-15-2020 10:42 AM

Will AA be required to park RJs to comply with scope?

ZeroTT 03-15-2020 11:53 AM


Originally Posted by 1Taco (Post 2999164)
Will AA be required to park RJs to comply with scope?

eventually yea. Lotta devil in the details as to when, whether there’s any escape clause or whether the company will just ignore it and take the hit

chrisreedrules 03-15-2020 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by ZeroTT (Post 2999246)
eventually yea. Lotta devil in the details as to when, whether there’s any escape clause or whether the company will just ignore it and take the hit

I believe they have 15 months to comply. But I imagine they’ll want to reduce capacity where it makes sense and that very likely includes regional flights / aircraft.


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