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Korean Air president says coronavirus threatens the airline's survival
Korean Air Lines warned on Monday that the coronavirus outbreak could threaten its survival after more than half of the world restricted passengers entering from South Korea. (www.startribune.com) More...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Great ,Maybe the next airline out of Korea will be owned by a more responsible group that are interested in operating a better product in staid of the nations number one "Family of Squabbles".
I'm certainly no expert in airline economics, and I don't doubt the airlines will take a hit, but I'm not sure why they can't survive this. It's true that revenue will plummet, but so will costs. Not sure about the employment contracts but no flights should mean no salaries get paid, no gas gets burned, etc. Planes still need to be maintained of course, but that cost goes down also. Plus, on the other side of this there will be pent up demand that should boost revenues above what is normal.
I certainly hope KAL survives.
I certainly hope KAL survives.
What about cashflow and paying debts?
Thanks Loren..
MAYBE ? I am just plain stupid ? but I can't find anyplace that lets me access that report ? I will just give up on it I guess and see IF I can find it in some other place on the Net ?
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-51799142
Thank you so much. I fly KA from DFW to South Korea and then onwards to Cebu, The Philippines all the time, and now with how things are who knows what will happen !!!!