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Millennials risk cheap flights amid coronavirus fears

The Manchester, England, resident later told NBC he agrees “the coronavirus is clearly something people need to be wary of, but I don’t plan on putting my life on hold because something is going around.”

For others, reduced airfare makes previously unaffordable reunions possible.

“If I die, I die. I miss my family,” 27-year-old Capri Nicole tells the outlet of the flight she just saved some $200 booking from Atlanta to Connecticut, so she can see her grandma on her 71st birthday.