What's to stop some of the more dominant players in the sporting fear space from creating a competing product?

If prices are low enough, people will fly. In fact I've been keeping my eyes on prices figuring I could score some cheap flights if everyone else was too scared to fly. But ironically, though for a brief while I noticed prices were dirt cheap, that no longer seems to be the case. The super low prices were when airlines were still flying quite frequently, but planes were empty. Now that most flights are cancelled, the few flights still scheduled seem to be priced pretty normally to me. Disappointing.

With the country opening up, the economy could be jump-started far easier if airlines had some rock bottom fares to get people traveling and spending again. That's what they should do with the bail out money.

This is true. I've been saying this for quite a while.

Surprise surprise.

Interesting company, but still waiting for it to recoup where it was just last month. It's been a bit up and down since then.

Thank you!

I agree. @[Shareholders Unite](user:38036) or @[Nathan Feifel](user:56139), do either of you have access to the company executives to ask?

Personally, I've never trusted #Cramer much. But I also doubt this was an intentional slip on his part.

Unfortunately, Facebook is filled with a lot of fake news.

Yes Carol, while I found the article through provoking, that part was a weak analogy at best. Raising one's hand does not mean Trump was trying to get people to show a nazi salute or shout "Heil Trump!"