Honestly they should just stop all cruises. Think about the numbers here. From the same Reuters story I quoted from above:
The cruise ship Grand Princess, barred from returning to San Francisco last week due to a coronavirus outbreak on board, will send its 2,400 passengers to at least four quarantine centers. The crew of 1,100 will be quarantined and treated on board the ship.
I can only assume that the taxpayers will be funding the quarantine for those 3,600 people. And not only that, imagine how many federal (and state and local) emergency response assets will be used up in that process. And then factor in the number of federal/state/local health care responders who will then need to be quarantined. All at a time when those assets are needed in dozens if not hundreds of other locations in the US. To go on a cruise now, or the continue operating the cruise ships, is the epitome of selfishness at this point.
Just keep in mind with SW, if you cancel your flights, you have to reuse the credit within 12 months of when you first bought the original ticket. I got burned by this when I booked a flight with a credit, and the flight was cancelled and I HAD to use the credit within a couple months.we have a place rented in the Keys mid june for 10 days - Ive paid half the fee and its non refundable - I think the other half is due upon arrival but I guess if the **** is hitting the fan we just eat what I have already paid, the flights are SW, and assuming they dont go out of business I can re use them.
My niece is a flight attendant with Delta and she is being pushed to go on furlough
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