RE:RE:RE:Barbados Contract Yields ~$12 Million In Revenue Alone! So assume an average of $250 a test and say 50 people per flight which is well under 50% capacity. That's $12,500 per flight. 800 flights a year is $10 million.
So I can see $6-12 million as being realistic. Not to mention the PR and potential for other countries to follow suit.
frewil11 wrote: Yes there's probably very little flights if any , but this type of testing could go on for at least 2 to 3 more years, it might turn out to be the new norm for many more than that, so any contracts with travel is huge if you ask me.