What would need to happen (much like the airlines did in the 2000's), they consolidate to conserve resources.

All of the major airlines that flew out of there are no longer there.

The airline industry remains mired in a deep slump, though.

I work as an airline pilot for a living, and in non COVID times, I do well financially, but right now, due to cutbacks, I'm breaking even at the end of the month. 

I’m interested in buy and hold, specifically in Central FL as well as the Tampa area and the Space Coast.I have absolutely NO experience in Real Estate but I’ve been starting to read up, listen to the podcasts, and conduct general research to not only learn the lingo, terms, and strategies, but also to really define my goals and come up with a general big picture plan.I’m currently a Military Pilot (USAF) that was looking at potentially switching to the airlines (full time) and have a go at acquiring rental properties, or stay in the service and figure out this buy and hold plan on the side.

Then we have travel, entertainment, dining, theme parks, oil stocks, industrials, airlines and banks down 30 - 40% on average and they are also down based on fundamentals emanating from Covid-19.

I have also done well rotating in and out of “vaccine” stocks, essentially airlines and hotels that move up whenever there is news about vaccine.

The resulting lengthy grounding of the 737 Max, along with the financial pain of airlines, has driven up cancellations and scared off new orders for new Boeing jetliners this year.

Small enough to be economical and fly on my own, fast enough to beat the airlines anywhere in North or South America.

This will have lasting effects on airlines and hotels for years to come.Next, I see people's desire for controlling their personal space increasing greatly when considering travel.