TSA numbers above 100k seven days in row
07-06-2020 | 05:55 AM
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July 4, 2019, was a Thursday. That helps put the data in a bit more context.
07-06-2020 | 06:38 AM
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TSA numbers above 100k seven days in row
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Saw this on Facebook, credit to that guy.
Saw this on Facebook, credit to that guy.
His note at the bottom regarding the Highest point was actually Thursday 7/2. We hit highs for both total pax and percentage of 36.5% for the recovery that day.
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07-06-2020 | 07:41 AM
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Because the TSA table matches weekday to weekday, the Thursday 7/2 numbers from this year are matched with Thursday 7/4 numbers from last year. Comparing a ‘high travel’ Thursday this year with a ‘low-travel’ holiday Thursday last year produces the 36.5% number, which is misleading.
When considering the week in general we are looking at 26% ish. That’s a more accurate indication of what we are actually seeing.
07-06-2020 | 07:53 AM
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Sure wish we had a source for domestic YOY and international YOY. For that matter, Strictly domestic, domestic to get to an international departure point, and international.
because my hunch is that international truly sucks, and that’s the primary thing holding numbers down. For that matter, in a good year 80 million passengers will embark on cruises from North American ports, and only a small minority live there. Most generate an airline trip each way to get to that port city.
because my hunch is that international truly sucks, and that’s the primary thing holding numbers down. For that matter, in a good year 80 million passengers will embark on cruises from North American ports, and only a small minority live there. Most generate an airline trip each way to get to that port city.
07-06-2020 | 09:11 AM
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The 36.5% reference and other day to day references for this week in particular are good examples of statistics being misleading when taken out of context.
Because the TSA table matches weekday to weekday, the Thursday 7/2 numbers from this year are matched with Thursday 7/4 numbers from last year. Comparing a ‘high travel’ Thursday this year with a ‘low-travel’ holiday Thursday last year produces the 36.5% number, which is misleading.
When considering the week in general we are looking at 26% ish. That’s a more accurate indication of what we are actually seeing.
Because the TSA table matches weekday to weekday, the Thursday 7/2 numbers from this year are matched with Thursday 7/4 numbers from last year. Comparing a ‘high travel’ Thursday this year with a ‘low-travel’ holiday Thursday last year produces the 36.5% number, which is misleading.
When considering the week in general we are looking at 26% ish. That’s a more accurate indication of what we are actually seeing.
07-06-2020 | 01:39 PM
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I’m watching this next week but we seem to have broken my 2 pct YOY observation in a very positive way.
07-06-2020 | 02:41 PM
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Sure wish we had a source for domestic YOY and international YOY. For that matter, Strictly domestic, domestic to get to an international departure point, and international.
because my hunch is that international truly sucks, and that’s the primary thing holding numbers down. For that matter, in a good year 80 million passengers will embark on cruises from North American ports, and only a small minority live there. Most generate an airline trip each way to get to that port city.
because my hunch is that international truly sucks, and that’s the primary thing holding numbers down. For that matter, in a good year 80 million passengers will embark on cruises from North American ports, and only a small minority live there. Most generate an airline trip each way to get to that port city.
07-06-2020 | 04:05 PM
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I wonder what the fall will bring. I think we level out or go back down
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