So if American has the “most liquidity” of any of the legacies, how many months of operating costs does that translate to?

I took it to mean reduce class size and frequency.

Are you people seriously still yammering about new hire classes?

This is way worse than that.

It is amazing that so many can speculate with such certainty. On both sides.

yeah, some of us are waiting to start

This isn’t speculation.

This is the beginning of an unprecedented crisis.

Empty planes mean deep losses, which mean likely furloughs.

We will be lucky to survive this without bankruptcy and furloughing 30% of the list

Ever heard of getting hustled. That’s all you doomsday folks. And you [MOD EDIT] will contribute to the real problem this BS overreaction will cause. You know like recessions, job losses, income decline, etc. way to go you morons

Look up Viral pneumonia. That’s all this is [MOD EDIT]
“oh but it’s a new strain?” BS
”it’s spreads so much faster” BS
”we’ve never seen something like this”BS
”the mortality rate is the real concern”BS.

Q3 2019 AA spent 11.1 Billion, took in 11.9 Billion.
Fuel cost are lower right now and it looks like he's saying revenue domestic is declining 7.5% domestic, Atlantic 10% and Pacific 55%. Domestic is probably 75% of gross revenue or more for AA, Atlantic 20% and Pacific 5%.

Sympathies.

I mean that seriously. I feel for you.

I wish I didn’t see things as being so dire, but I do.

This is gonna be a rough ride

It’s exactly speculation. You don’t know what’s going to happen. You just think that’s what’s going to happen. You could be correct, but you don’t know.