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Why would you run a reduced flying programs if demand was there you look at the bookings and act accordingly

Also many are not predicting flying to get back to normal for years.

Can't see it being that bad myself And as long as no second wave stuff should be normal in 2021

What I mean is demand will be low if you read the statement initially.

Management has also prudently modelled three indicative "no fly" scenarios of increasing durations being:restarting flying on 1 September 2020; restarting flying on 1 January 2021; and restarting flying on 1 April 2021. All three scenarios assume a gradual ramp up of flying operations, initially running at reduced average load factors that are significantly below historic levels.

I think running at reduced load factors significantly below historic levels means low demand in my opinion agree?

And how do you factor the huge debt to be paid back.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11679656/europes-second-coronavirus-wave-worse-strict-lockdowns-no-immunity/

@dusteringmong, adding your own words to someone else’s statement doesn’t make it true! Surely your able to comprehend that! Where is the word demand used?

Demand will be significantly below historic levels what don't you get about the top man's comments

@dusteringMong where does any of those scenarios use demand as the reason? They are referring to the possibility of not being able to fly, and then flying at reduced capacity. Capacity will be reduced not through demand but through operational reasons at airports and on planes etc.