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05-26-2020, 04:57 AM

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5/25 had 340,769

05-26-2020, 05:19 AM

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My guesstimate is 260K for today.

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05-26-2020, 07:03 AM

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Nearly 500 US flights per day depart more than 70% full.

In January and February, the average flight carried between 85 to 100 passengers. Now, the average flight carries about 39 passengers. That number has climbed significantly from as low as 10 passengers per flight in April and 23 passengers per flight in early May.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/f...es-coronavirus

05-26-2020, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by senecacaptain

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where did this data come from ?

this shows steady steadiness of new deaths. https://infection2020.com/

Where did YOUR info come from? That link doesn’t work.

from worldometer today for US:

United States Coronavirus 1,709,467 Cases and 99,909 Deaths -

05-26-2020, 07:28 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Excargodog

Where did YOUR info come from? That link doesn’t work.

from worldometer today for US:

United States Coronavirus 1,709,467 Cases and 99,909 Deaths -

try this: https://infection2020.com/

05-26-2020, 09:07 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by senecacaptain

try this: https://infection2020.com/

That works, but this is what you get:

and this:

That shows relatively few new cases and relatively few new deaths. The rest is due to these being cumulative graphs. Just because you have few deaths or new cases doesn’t mean any of the old deaths or cases went away.

and the one you posted was logarithmic, which really distorts what is going on..

05-26-2020, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by PilotAnalyst

I think the chart of the TSA table is interesting.

https://www.aviatoranalysis.com/tsa-throughput-charts/

This takes the data from the TSA website (updated each day) and just charts it, nothing special beyond that. While it's pretty obvious by now that we won't see a V recovery, it is great to see some pulse in the air travel sector (no matter how weak).

Why is TSA data so important when the most important factor is bookings forward. That will determine furloughs and not the TSA trends which lag the future demand picture. Load factors are more important than yields because it determines staffing in the medium term. Yields matter for the long term and are expected to be paltry until bankruptcies begin and the few strong emerge.

05-26-2020, 10:58 AM

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Because we can see TSA Data.

05-26-2020, 12:14 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Excargodog

Where did YOUR info come from? That link doesn’t work.

from worldometer today for US:

United States Coronavirus 1,709,467 Cases and 99,909 Deaths -

He’s looking at a logarithmic chart, look at his scale on the left. Hardly a useful graph to judge the decrease in new deaths, but it sure makes it look like no progress is being made.... and it feeds into his confirmation bias quite nicely!