Flights going back to normal

[LeoUSA 57]

Any predictions/insights/sources on when flights and airports would go back to normal? 

i can see that April won’t be better than Match. But could May be the good month during this pandemic??

 

[payxibka 10,045]

21 minutes ago, LeoUSA said:

Any predictions/insights/sources on when flights and airports would go back to normal? 

i can see that April won’t be better than Match. But could May be the good month during this pandemic??

 

June or July at earliest 

[LeoUSA 57]

31 minutes ago, payxibka said:

June or July at earliest 

Is this a prediction or you got this info from somewhere else?

you may be right but I dont think countries will be able to suffer for that long (financially i mean)

[payxibka 10,045]

1 minute ago, LeoUSA said:

Is this a prediction or you got this info from somewhere else?

you may be right but I dont think countries will be able to suffer for that long (financially i mean)

Prediction based on my 10 years experience in the airline industry.   

[LeoUSA 57]

Just now, payxibka said:

Prediction based on my 10 years experience in the airline industry.   

Ill consider that as a fact then :D..

thank you sir

[Nitas_man 3,100]

1 hour ago, payxibka said:

June or July at earliest 

People don’t stay home like they’re supposed to and this could go on all summer

[payxibka 10,045]

Just now, Nitas_man said:

People don’t stay home like they’re supposed to and this could go on all summer

Absolutely, I sense people are still treating this as an inconvenience.

 

My predictions was based on the peak being sometime in late April.  This assumes correct behavior will bend the curve.  There are no current indicators that the USA is doing enough (outside a couple states) to accomplish this 

[LeoUSA 57]

21 minutes ago, Nitas_man said:

People don’t stay home like they’re supposed to and this could go on all summer

 

16 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Absolutely, I sense people are still treating this as an inconvenience.

 

My predictions was based on the peak being sometime in late April.  This assumes correct behavior will bend the curve.  There are no current indicators that the USA is doing enough (outside a couple states) to accomplish this 

Totally agree.

I don’t think the US will ever shut down the airports. But the pandemic will go on and on unless people stay at home which I can’t see happening anytime soon

[Tesco 70]

I'm in the airline industry and passenger numbers are decimated. Every day, the numbers decrease, a constant and accelerating downturn.

Some airports have already closed completely with others heavily restricted. If a ban on interstate travel happens then there would be little to no appetite for 'within state' air travel.

[payxibka 10,045]

Air travel and shelter in place are a bit oxymoronic 

[Nitas_man 3,100]

12 minutes ago, Tesco said:

I'm in the airline industry and passenger numbers are decimated. Every day, the numbers decrease, a constant and accelerating downturn.

Some airports have already closed completely with others heavily restricted. If a ban on interstate travel happens then there would be little to no appetite for 'within state' air travel.

Good.

 

Almost every single particle of virus that was carried from country to country was delivered by an airplane.

 

That should have been the first industry to be shut down.  

[Steeleballz 7,550]

3 hours ago, LeoUSA said:

Is this a prediction or you got this info from somewhere else?

you may be right but I dont think countries will be able to suffer for that long (financially i mean)

 

  Every answer on this site is a prediction. No one anywhere has a source for the actual date that flights will be back to normal. There is none.

[Boiler 45,486]

I would think at least 6 months judging from everything I have seen and even then I would expect a lot of the existing players to be missing.

[cyclone27 710]

September would probably be a good guess.

[Mr and Mrs S 207]

It also, depends on where you are flying to\flying from. Some places will recover faster than others and will try to limit covid influx from places lagging behind.