How's it going out there?
04-21-2020 | 05:39 PM
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Who do you fly for Domino?
Genuinely curious how you have these doom forecasts for so many airlines. Not saying you’re wrong by any means but curious how you come to these conclusions of everyone’s downfall when as far as I can tell, even the guys running these companies don’t know what’s going to happen yet.
Genuinely curious how you have these doom forecasts for so many airlines. Not saying you’re wrong by any means but curious how you come to these conclusions of everyone’s downfall when as far as I can tell, even the guys running these companies don’t know what’s going to happen yet.
04-22-2020 | 07:54 PM
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Medical science was UNABLE to develop a vaccine for the first SARS virus. They knew it could not be done but they spent the money anyway.
This corona virus is likely to be the same despite Fauci pontificating about vaccines and clinical trials.
Best chance we have is treating the sites where the virus acts to limit the damage.
We continue to have the flu and thousands of fatalities every year
Think of this as the flu on steroids - it will be with us until it mutates into a less virulent form
This corona virus is likely to be the same despite Fauci pontificating about vaccines and clinical trials.
Best chance we have is treating the sites where the virus acts to limit the damage.
We continue to have the flu and thousands of fatalities every year
Think of this as the flu on steroids - it will be with us until it mutates into a less virulent form
04-22-2020 | 08:28 PM
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Medical science was UNABLE to develop a vaccine for the first SARS virus. They knew it could not be done but they spent the money anyway.
This corona virus is likely to be the same despite Fauci pontificating about vaccines and clinical trials.
Best chance we have is treating the sites where the virus acts to limit the damage.
We continue to have the flu and thousands of fatalities every year
Think of this as the flu on steroids - it will be with us until it mutates into a less virulent form
This corona virus is likely to be the same despite Fauci pontificating about vaccines and clinical trials.
Best chance we have is treating the sites where the virus acts to limit the damage.
We continue to have the flu and thousands of fatalities every year
Think of this as the flu on steroids - it will be with us until it mutates into a less virulent form
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020...ew-coronavirus
04-23-2020 | 10:57 PM
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Despite the doomer mentality, there is absolutely reason to believe a vaccine is doable. Here's an article containing information from actual experts in the field who aren't also airline pilots.
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020...ew-coronavirus
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020...ew-coronavirus
04-28-2020 | 12:44 AM
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I’m sure I’ll get the resident doom and gloomers telling me 99% furloughs/end of the world/moon landing was faked etc...but has anyone else noticed a growth in pax numbers in the last week and on to the coming days ahead? My flights have gone from around 0-5 booked pax a flight to averaging 20 up to 30 on virtually all my trips in the last 4-5 days and looking at trip sheets coming up, the trend appears to continue. I am not suggesting a miraculous rapid recovery is underway and maybe there is a very unexciting and explainable reason for it, such as pure coincidence, but I found it interesting to see none the less. Hopefully folks are slowly starting to get the itch to fly again.
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