Ebola Is a 'Non-Event' for the Airline Industry: Boyd

The video discusses the current state of the airline industry, highlighting JetBlue's performance and the impact of oil prices. It addresses the media's portrayal of Ebola's effect on airlines, concluding it's a non-issue. The video also covers Thanksgiving travel trends, noting a decrease in airline capacity and the challenges faced by vacation travelers.

What is the general sentiment about JetBlue and the airline industry in the first section?

• JetBlue is failing, and the industry is chaotic.

• JetBlue is average, and the industry is stagnant.

• JetBlue is solid, and the industry is improving.

• JetBlue is struggling, and the industry is in decline.

How have recent changes in oil prices affected the airline industry?

• Oil prices have dropped but remain high for airlines.

• Oil prices have increased, causing financial strain on airlines.

• Oil prices have remained stable, with no impact on airlines.

• Oil prices have dropped significantly, greatly benefiting airlines.

What was the actual impact of Ebola on the airline industry?

• It caused widespread panic and reduced travel significantly.

• It was a major issue with many infected passengers.

• It was a minor issue with limited impact on airlines.

• It led to a complete shutdown of international flights.

What is expected to happen to airline capacity during the Thanksgiving period?

• Capacity will increase by 1% compared to last year.

• Capacity will decrease by 12% compared to normal periods.

• Capacity will remain the same as normal periods.

• Capacity will increase by 12% compared to normal periods.

What is a notable trend among travelers during the Thanksgiving period?

• There is a significant increase in international travelers.

• Vacation travelers are more prevalent, often unfamiliar with airport procedures.

• Airports are mostly empty during this period.

• Business travelers dominate the airports.