TSA Numbers
11-22-2020, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by bradthepilot
Speaking of a few weeks ago, the most granular TSA data available is from 10/25 and shows a disparity in recovery across different airports. Not unexpected but certainly interesting.
Maybe that chart is showing only "boarding passengers" and not total pax (including connecting).
11-22-2020, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by senecacaptain
My observation is DFW has a huge "source" of local residents who desire to travel, who depart from DFW, in addition to being a major hub/gateway airport for connecting passengers.
Maybe that chart is showing only "boarding passengers" and not total pax (including connecting).
Maybe that chart is showing only "boarding passengers" and not total pax (including connecting).
11-22-2020, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by senecacaptain
My observation is DFW has a huge "source" of local residents who desire to travel, who depart from DFW, in addition to being a major hub/gateway airport for connecting passengers.
Maybe that chart is showing only "boarding passengers" and not total pax (including connecting).
Maybe that chart is showing only "boarding passengers" and not total pax (including connecting).
I’d imagine it shows the total number of people the TSA screened, since that’s basically the title of the chart. But it’s the government, so who knows?
11-22-2020, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Duckdude
I’d imagine it shows the total number of people the TSA screened, since that’s basically the title of the chart. But it’s the government, so who knows?
Originally Posted by bradthepilot
This is TSA screenings for all checkpoints at each airport. Unless someone is exiting and re-entering, it will not show connection passengers.
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