Originally Posted by RJSAviator76

Sorry, I’m just not seeing the demand not rebounding dramatically once the economy reopens, and we are slowly starting to.

Maybe I’m a glass half full type, but let’s face it... people are tired of being cooped up, and most want to go somewhere, and the millennials and Gen Z generation will happily go into credit debt. Most have no clue how to balance a checkbook, let alone save. As restrictions ease, everything will return. The yields are gonna be bad because it’ll take low fares to lure people back, but they’ll be back and much sooner than summer 2021.

By many accounts, summer bookings still look decent, the question is will the places be open? I think they will. I know it’s in the certain political party’s interest to destroy the economy in the election year to have a better chance to unseat the incumbent, but let’s not go down that path.

2021 might as well be 2051... the gauge is damn near impossible as too far out given the events. And planning for staffing in 2021.... again, out of many models, the planners seem to have chose the same one that said millions will die in this country from Covid ie the absolute worst case scenario.

Originally Posted by StandardBrief

I know several MILLION boomers who are in credit card debt. You ****tards created the problem in the first place and then never told your children it was NOT ok to go into a life time of debt for a toothbrush you bought at 19% interest. However, according to your logic, the millennials will save the world by spending, spending, spending, NOT unlike the inept boomer politicians at every level of government who think we can solve this situation by spending, spending, spending. Damn, it seems our generations have more in common than I thought. We’re both equally ****ing stupid and love blaming other people for our problems.

Originally Posted by Privateer89

You’re right. Although states are slowly opening up the leisure travel isn’t there yet at all. We need Disney Land/World, Vegas, cruises, resorts, sports, beaches...Hawaii is still discouraging tourists with 49 active cases of Covid.

All airlines were making huge profits at 100% TSA levels from last year....could probably break even at 80%. Mostly domestic carriers could probably break even at 60% of last year.

Originally Posted by Tom Bradys Cat

And here in lies the rub. Not having a go at you at all. But frankly what your saying is baseless speculation at best which is why the markets are hugely volatile. Investors are in the same basket. Airline managers and resort owners too. Not one of them has a clue. They are all looking at each other for a sign of what to do. When in reality the answer is somewhere else and is totally unpredictable.

The virus may be here.....then again we may get a vaccine. But airline numbers picking up may overtime become less correlated to the virus being around as people move to normalise their lives independent of its prevalence.

Originally Posted by ShyGuy

They arrested a healthy individual simply enjoying beach time at night, far away from other people, and throw him in prison where his chances of contracting Covid19 are far higher than what he was doing. Not to mention, real criminals are being let out of prison so they don't contract the virus. Go figure

Originally Posted by kingairfun

The common sense of this State has been shocking.. The number of violent crimes has gone up in Oahu.. Bank robberies, assaults etc. And the ones getting captured are the criminals they let out.

Then there are the apparent high school dropouts who haven't grasped the fact that
Hawaii is part of the USA.

Originally Posted by Peacock

If it saves even one life it’s all worth it, right?

Originally Posted by kingairfun

Then there are the apparent high school dropouts who haven't grasped the fact that Hawaii is part of the USA.

Originally Posted by RJSAviator76

And you think I’m a boomer.... priceless!

Originally Posted by Peacock

If it saves even one life it’s all worth it, right?