Shifting Gears: Coronavirus has airlines on bankruptcy watch
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Medical University of South Carolina healthcare providers dress in protective suiting as they get ready to see patients by the hospital's drive-through tent for patients who are being tested for the COVID-19 coronavirus, March 13, 2020, in Charleston, South Carolina.Hello and welcome to another issue of Shifting Gears, Business Insider's weekly wrap-up of all things planes, trains, and automobiles .
Coronavirus is still top of mind and has dominated the news cycle once again as transportation-related industries feel the crunch. I promise there is some non-pandemic-related coverage at the bottom of this email, and it's worth the scroll.
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