The COVID-19 pandemic has led to extraordinary government support being extended to help as much of the business economy get to the other side as possible. But the Morrison government rightly has rejected calls for taxpayers to bail out the nation’s second airline, Virgin Australia, before it put itself into voluntary administration yesterday morning, saddled with $5.3 billion of debt, its planes grounded by the health crisis and its challenged foreign airline shareholders mostly in no position to put in any more of their own money.