TSA daily checkpoint travel numbers
03-31-2020, 03:02 PM
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The numbers are agreeable to those who are stepping aboard.
Odd that TSA is still at high traffic staff with dwindling PX, most every other aviation company(s) are getting RIF in the industry.
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2020/3...mpty-tsa-agent
Odd that TSA is still at high traffic staff with dwindling PX, most every other aviation company(s) are getting RIF in the industry.
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2020/3...mpty-tsa-agent
04-02-2020, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by wankel7
Curious too if it includes KCM checks.
Bottom of the site
“* Data is current as of the date posted and may be periodically adjusted to include Known Crewmembers and later flight travel numbers.”
04-02-2020, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Flyinguy
Bottom of the site
“* Data is current as of the date posted and may be periodically adjusted to include Known Crewmembers and later flight travel numbers.”
“* Data is current as of the date posted and may be periodically adjusted to include Known Crewmembers and later flight travel numbers.”
04-03-2020, 01:24 PM
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That is a great site thanks for sharing. It will be interesting to see when the TSA numbers start coming back up.
The following tool shows the comparison between states which was interesting. It's fascinating how some states have really shallowed the curve, compared to other states (Not all states are seeing a NY case explosion) CA, and WA look very different than NY. The ability to compare was pretty insightful.
COVID19 State Comparison Tools | Audries Aircraft Analysis
Pulls data from the COVID19TrackingProject
The following tool shows the comparison between states which was interesting. It's fascinating how some states have really shallowed the curve, compared to other states (Not all states are seeing a NY case explosion) CA, and WA look very different than NY. The ability to compare was pretty insightful.
COVID19 State Comparison Tools | Audries Aircraft Analysis
Pulls data from the COVID19TrackingProject
04-03-2020, 03:18 PM
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On that TSA website look how the numbers have been dropping. March 17th was the first day it went below 1M. Since then every single day has less pax screened. From March 17th to April 2nd 954K to 124K over about a 16 day period. It'll be interesting to see when it bottoms out. Maybe Easter will give it a boost but with over 90% under "shelter in place" I doubt it. If these numbers don't recover soon the stimulus money isn't going to be anywhere near enough.
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