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I’ve just put an alert for when it drops < $2.
Domestic travel will be a key factor in the next few weeks.
 
I’ve just put an alert for when it drops < $2.
Domestic travel will be a key factor in the next few weeks.

Virgin is calling strong domestic demand, which kinda make sense.... everyone in our office at least is madly booking domestic holidays with the QF sale right now because they know there is no way they are going overseas!!
 
Virgin is calling strong domestic demand, which kinda make sense.... everyone in our office at least is madly booking domestic holidays with the QF sale right now because they know there is no way they are going overseas!!

Question is how much domestic business travel will be impacted. The leisure market is much less significant.
 
Virgin is calling strong domestic demand, which kinda make sense.... everyone in our office at least is madly booking domestic holidays with the QF sale right now because they know there is no way they are going overseas!!

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Mates are cancelling overseas trips, and booking domestic trips.
 
Question is how much domestic business travel will be impacted. The leisure market is much less significant.

Of course, and corporate travel is much higher yielding.

BUT imagine all Australians cancelling OS holidays and rebooking locally - thats a pretty hefty shift of demand to domestic actually and both QFd and VAd are much better at making money than their QFi and VAi counterparts....
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Mates are cancelling overseas trips, and booking domestic trips.

I may or may not be planning a massive WA trip right about now to replace Europe :)
 
Of course, and corporate travel is much higher yielding.

BUT imagine all Australians cancelling OS holidays and rebooking locally - thats a pretty hefty shift of demand to domestic actually and both QFd and VAd are much better at making money than their QFi and VAi counterparts....
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I may or may not be planning a massive WA trip right about now to replace Europe :)

Look at Asia, Europe and now the US. If we get hit nearly as hard no one will be traveling anywhere, internationally or domestically.
Most badly hit nations are heading into summer which may or may not be their saving grace while we are heading the other way. At the moment no one knows what the situation in Australia will look like in few weeks time.

I’ve canceled more OS trips this year alone than I probably did in the last 10 years and now looking to book either NZ or domestic holiday. Will I be able to go? ATM it’s 50/50, no one knows...
 
Look at Asia, Europe and now the US. If we get hit nearly as hard no one will be traveling anywhere, internationally or domestically.
Most badly hit nations are heading into summer which may or may not be their saving grace while we are heading the other way. At the moment no one knows what the situation in Australia will look like in few weeks time.

I’ve canceled more OS trips this year alone than I probably did in the last 10 years and now looking to book either NZ or domestic holiday. Will I be able to go? ATM it’s 50/50, no one knows...

If I'm 'allowed to go' I will go domestically.

I'm in one of the lowest risk groups and the actual virus I'm not worried about at all for myself - the only thing stopping me travelling for leisure domestically will be government intervention or lack of infrastructure to support my trip!

I understand the heavier, older, high blood pressure AFFers might not be so willing though!
 
Question is how much domestic business travel will be impacted.
Of course, and corporate travel is much higher yielding.

BUT imagine all Australians cancelling OS holidays and rebooking locally - thats a pretty hefty shift of demand to domestic actually and both QFd and VAd are much better at making money than their QFi and VAi counterparts....
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I may or may not be planning a massive WA trip right about now to replace Europe :)


Throw a couple of A380s MEL/PER.

Please.
 
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