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In 2019, the TSA screened around 2.5 million passengers every day across the US, with some variation according to the day of the week. In April 2020, that has fallen to around 90,000 passengers. “I would say that we’re in free fall, except that we’ve already fallen,” says Samuel Engel, who leads the aviation group at consultancy ICF.
“To see a day when there are fewer than 2,500 passengers going through LaGuardia Airport in New York is a scene from a ghost town,” he said.
Who is flying at the moment anyways? They're grounding a significantly large % of flights. I bet you your friends sons are hardly working. Airliners will come back when this is over. The need for travel doesn't just go away.