The facts:

• Our 7-day rolling average for passengers is 860K. The record post-Covid was 872K (3 days ago).
• Our 7-day rolling average % for passengers is 35.9%. The record post-Covid was 37.2% on September 8th (captured entire Labor Day weekend Sept 2-8).

We are on track to break both records by the end of October!

Some other cool info:

• We are likely to enter the new year with a 7-day rolling average above 1 million passengers/per day!
• We have likely seen our last TSA number beginning with a 5 (5XX,XXX) already!
• We will likely our last TSA number beginning with a 6 (6XX,XXX) day in mid-November (or even earlier)!
• We have a shot at a special milestone (in my perspective) this year. Fewer than a 1,000,000 passenger delta relative to last year for an individual day. Example: December 19, 2020 could have 1,234,567 and December 19, 2020 could be 2,234,566. The delta is 999,999.
  These are made up numbers for this date but reaching that milestone is significant in my opinion and has not occurred yet.
  This would be the first time and something I am looking forward to.

We are on track to hit new records by the end of October (or early November at the latest).

Focus on the positive!

934,386

36.8%

Essentially following last years decline in demand during the same week.

We have seen this before and then broke out of the pattern shortly after.


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Like today. My commute home is looking dicey even starting this early.

10/23
958,437

36.9%

We have hit a flat spot.

I think you’re right. It’s been what, 4 days of no growth in terms of YOY percentages? Last weekend and Monday growth was strong, but it stopped. It correlates to this wave of positive tests that is hitting. It will abate, hopefully before holiday travel plans are canx’d. Hopefully this is the last big one.

As long as large cities have no rock hard opening procedures folks will be slow to travel. (Go where? Why?)

In my area the spike is in rural areas previously largely unaffected by the virus. I hope that’s true in a lot of areas. If so, the larger cities will hopefully more reluctant to shutdown again.

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Halloween week typically has a 10% reduction from other October weeks.

October is busiest month of all the months for business travel

one week left

lets see what happens