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Pull up! Pull up! Virgin in tailspin, warned to cut fast and hard to survive

Virgin Australia edged further into crisis today as it told investors that the shutdown of domestic travel would have a further negative impact on the company.

Mar 23, 2020, updated Mar 24, 2020

Virgin planes sit idle on the tarmac. (Photo: EPA/BARBARA WALTON)

Virgin planes sit idle on the tarmac. (Photo: EPA/BARBARA WALTON)

Topics: ASX, covid-19, economy, Flight Centre, Graham Turner, Hello World Travel, Moody's, Virgin, Virgin Australia

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