I feel it’ll be a 3-5 year lull and a 10 year recovery
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are ya'll thinking about the US specifically, or
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Why would it stop being common?
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Because the airlines are furloughing employees?
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The end of the beginning. By next year, automated / digitally enhanced restaurant business and groceries will also be adopted widely...
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you should know better than most that air travel demand drop is likely a relatively short term phenomenon (has been recovering slowly since early trough)
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I'm almost certain it will be back. Maybe not quite as big as before though. (65 to 75% pre-COVID?) Lots of people like to travel, and lots of people need to travel for family or work reasons.
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Smaller planes , lesser attendants and end of TSA. The last part I’m not hopeful about
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Monitoring the flight attendants union website (and other sources), it seems air travel is shockingly safe. Since adopting masking, they've stayed healthy. (Also, Congress is likely to pass airline relief and there is a huge pent-up demand for leisure travel.)
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