With that being said, certain industries will feel the effects of the red tape for longer, and those should be evaluated (eg. airlines).

If you are not near the airport and not in the airline industry it wont be easy 

I am always very friendly, but also firm, just like a rep for a big airline would be: no sir, you can't take an meotional support cow on the flight.

When hotel stocks and airline stocks are falling, it will be hard for AirBnB to convince investors that they're different.

I understand that one doesn’t necessarily need a college degree, however, in order to satisfy my airline pilot career I need a bachelor’s degree.

Short term rentals is the 1st market to die during the virus - even before the airlines.  

Even airline tickets, you can cancel and get a credit.

my non educated guess is we will see some panic.. some investors decide to just hold their cards tight right now.I think landlords may experience some tenants that cant work becasue their jobs are affected not necessarily they are infected .. but they lose hours at vocations that are at risk/  Like cruise industry, airlines  Hotels  convention services those types of things.. and i guess really restaurants.. as the stock market retreats I think that will create some amount of flight to real estate for more stable investments even if its just parking money for low returns. 

It's very easy for me to look at all the things I don't have (access to bank financing, many years of experience, money to burn, etc.) but I'm shifting my focus to the unique things I do have.I'm able to fly for free thanks to a family member who works for a major airline.

(Airlines are canceling orders.)