Face & Music of America In China . . . Joe Schott, center, president and general manager of Shanghai Disney Resort, speaks alongside Mickey and Minnie Mouse during the reopening ceremony in Shanghai, China, on May 11, 2020. Visits are limited and must be booked in advance, and the company said it will increase cleaning and require social distancing in lines for the various attractions. To view click here.

  One bright spot in the reopened Chinese factories is the middle class in China. Having had their fill of sorrow and death, the middle class has elected cars as the mode of travel that avoids public transport and maintains social distancing.
  Volkswagen said that sales of passenger cars are up in China, where it has extensive operations, as compared to last year.
  Much admired Dr. Anthony Fauci spoke to the U.S. Senate in Washington this week and warned that the virus is still with us and could come back.
  For many in the U.S., the good doctor’s words are an inconvenient truth.
  But moving ahead, even with amusement parks cautiously opening in China, the U.S. and many other places in our global community need to be aware of the dangers and hope for some luck to avoid COVID-19. We are all praying for a cure or at least some kind of deliverance from the global pandemic.
Geoffrey

Vol. 19 No. 38
ATC Looks Past Pandemic
IATA Shoulders Cargo In Cabin
Senators Hearing Airlines
Chuckles for May 8, 2020

Vol. 19 No. 39
Air Cargo Goes Main Deck
What Does The Shipper Want?
Who's That Girl?
Chuckles for May 12, 2020
A380 Freighters On The Way