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Old 29th September 2020 | 14:38
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rotorwills
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Money is a determine factor for the consumer, if you want to book a holiday or flight next year then one should do it as no one can see into the future of wether the flight/holiday will go ahead or not. It's all about the amount of cash available to consumers. If one has the means to book one or two holidays then they should as they will be refunded for any cancellation. The world is not stopping, but don't think we are going to have a vaccine available anytime soon, some have posted to be early next year, Early 2021 is when they may start the first vaccine challenge trials. A vaccine is not going to save us anytime soon. It's about living with it and adjusting to the demands of financial survival of our airlines. I referred earlier to legacy airlines being better place onky due to the fact they will WILl be bailed out by taxpayers money. Some airlines seem to have lost the plot and are trusting in the words coming out of political bodies. My advice is trust in what you see and not what you are preached by elected officials who quite frankly have not a clue of what's really happening in the real world. Mean to say five months ago the UK would have a world class track and trace up and running back then, and still it's not working. The PM can't even answer a question today on who can meet who where and now PR Dept saying it was a mistook. Hmmm. We all want our airlines to survive but boy some of them haven't woke up to smell the coffee. Going to be more painful for some of our esteemed colleagues. KBO.
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