Well, I'll start. I'll be quick, to allow my colleagues to respond.
Look, we're a supply-and-demand business. We're in a state right now where demand is off. I don't necessarily see that transition into higher airfares. What it does mean for the businesses is that as long as these restrictions stay in place and we're not looking at balanced ways to reopen the economy, it will have a tremendous impact on the financial viability of these companies in order for them to sustain themselves.
Due to the high fixed cost nature of our business, we're continuing to burn through cash on a daily, monthly and quarterly basis. To put a fine point on it, and we've stated this publicly, we burn roughly $22 million in cash because of the infrastructure and the support for this business. That equates to about $1.8 billion a quarter, if you do the math on that. If demand does not pick up, it will have a significant downward impact on these organizations as a whole.