Norwegian was near death many many times before this hit. Coronavirus just makes the death inevitable. This is too bad, I really did love their product. Their premium economy seats were well priced, and only on 787, which really helped with jetlag due to the higher humidity and lower pressurization of the CFRP frame.
That said, it's going to be hard to see who doesn't go bankrupt with the virus. Airlines are on limited margins at the best of time, and parking half the fleet makes their business model untenable very quickly.
The other thing is that unlike almost all of the rest of the world, airports in the US are still publicly owned, and funded by per-passenger fees. A lot of cities are going to have a massive gaping hole in their budgets because of that.
That said, it's going to be hard to see who doesn't go bankrupt with the virus. Airlines are on limited margins at the best of time, and parking half the fleet makes their business model untenable very quickly.
The other thing is that unlike almost all of the rest of the world, airports in the US are still publicly owned, and funded by per-passenger fees. A lot of cities are going to have a massive gaping hole in their budgets because of that.