I looked it up.SWA projected numbers (as of now) are an average of 267 per year for the next ten years.

Well that only makes my initial point more valid.... I took the numbers from APC

I lost 20 pounds, and just lifted my neighbor. amazing what being locked up in the house with kids for a year can do if you have a gym in the basement

some use the time wisely others use it to do nothing. Too bad we didnt have a national message to get healthy this last 18 months instead of wash your hands for 20 sec and stay inside.

Yup, totally agree:

Obesity Worsens Outcomes from COVID-19

Adults with excess weight are at even greater risk during the COVID-19 pandemic:

• Having obesity increases the risk of severe illness from COVID-19. People who are overweight may also be at increased risk.
• Having obesity may triple the risk of hospitalization due to a COVID-19 infection.
• Obesity is linked to impaired immune function.2,3
• Obesity decreases lung capacity and reserve and can make ventilation more difficult.4
• A study of COVID-19 cases suggests that risks of hospitalization, intensive care unit admission, invasive mechanical ventilation, and death are higher with increasing BMI.5
  • The increased risk for hospitalization or death was particularly pronounced in those under age 65. 5

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What are the trips on SWA like out of MCO? I’ve seen F9 does 40% ish 1 day trips. For me shorter trips are super appealing.

You won’t see a pure turn line as an FO at Southwest anywhere systemwide until you can upgrade.

Also, MCO is the second senior most base in both seats.

Thanks, I appreciate the info