“It’s time to fly,” says Barry Biffle, CEO of Frontier Airlines, whose company alerted 1,500 of its staff that they may be furloughed. “To be quite honest, if everyone would fly, we wouldn’t be staring at this many layoffs.”
The CEO of Frontier Airlines, Barry Biffle, joins Ayman Mohyeldin after President Trump signaled he was willing to provide COVID relief funds to the airline industry.
Biffle, whose company has alerted 1,500 of its staff they may be furloughed, welcomes the financial support, and stresses to potential customers that it's now "time to fly" in order to save the industry.
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