As an airline employee, working with higher management currently, I can safely tell you it’s a gamble.
The aviation business is like a poor handyman in some poor country, whatever money he makes that day is barely enough for food. If the day goes by without work, no meal that day. This is true even for the best of the airlines. Most of the best five-star world-class airlines out there are living off government support! The rich uncle.
Therefore, unless the airline is supported by the rich uncle, do not buy the ticket. The aviation business will eat dirt in 2020 if the COVID situation stays around for a few months, and it’s expected that most of the small/medium airlines will bankrupt or get merged with the bigger ones unless they get some serious government support or take serious measures to cut down cost, the support that most governments are using now to fight the COVID-19. Or, some magic pill comes along in the very near future and COVID-19 becomes past in its infancy.
Yes and no. Multiple factors to consider:
Saying that, disclaimer, I run a flight deals website in Australia and am still promoting deals when I find them, because some people still ‘need’ to travel (to get back to their countries, to see sick families, etc, not just leisure), and others are wanting to take advantage of the cheap flights like you’re suggesting.
So can’t answer for any and every case, but while there are deals to be had, you have to decide if perhaps the risks outweigh the benefits.
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