Shifting Gears: Coronavirus has airlines on bankruptcy watch - Business Insider

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Medical University of South Carolina healthcare providers dress in protective suiting as they get ready to see patients by the hospital's drive-through tent for patients who are being tested for the COVID-19 coronavirus, March 13, 2020, in Charleston, South Carolina.Hello and welcome to another issue of Shifting Gears, Business Insider's weekly wrap-up of all things planes, trains, and automobiles .

Coronavirus is still top of mind and has dominated the news cycle once again as transportation-related industries feel the crunch. I promise there is some non-pandemic-related coverage at the bottom of this email, and it's worth the scroll.

We have to protect ourselves the coronavirus effects our lungs it's an awfull way of dying not being able to breath.

Thicc

Finally the prices are gonna decrease.

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Coronavirus: Delta is having technical issues rebooking flights - Business InsiderDelta is having technical issues rebooking flights and is asking customers to call back later, as travelers deal with the coronavirus outbreak and the US ban on some travel from Europe Me too. Finally called on the Diamond line thinking I would get a better result (PLT member here). And Yay said call back in 52 min. That was 5 hrs ago. Booo.
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Coronavirus causes airline bookings to fall most since 9/11 - Business InsiderIt's likely that some carriers could go bankrupt if things don't get back to normal soon -- and there's no evidence that's likely to happen. Will they have to be bailed out like the last time? Well, you jack up the price, my spring break tickets were $1,500 now they are $400. That’s how capitalism works! Good luck!
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