TSA numbers above 100k seven days in row
#261
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What about when all the high finance guys lost their jobs in '08?
You have some high morals there. I call rubbish.....
#262
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Really? Your not happy when a corrupted industry eats itself apart? What if its for the good of society (which it is)? I find it particularly ironic. Happy to peddle tripe no matter the cost.....and now its bitten them.
What about when all the high finance guys lost their jobs in '08?
You have some high morals there. I call rubbish.....
What about when all the high finance guys lost their jobs in '08?
You have some high morals there. I call rubbish.....
In 2010 I was flying around Goldman Sachs execs and their families to the Bahamas and back. This isn’t how things work. Only the little people get hurt. Hardly anyone who makes industry level decisions are going to feel financial pain.
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#263
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Really? Your not happy when a corrupted industry eats itself apart? What if its for the good of society (which it is)? I find it particularly ironic. Happy to peddle tripe no matter the cost.....and now its bitten them.
What about when all the high finance guys lost their jobs in '08?
You have some high morals there. I call rubbish.....
What about when all the high finance guys lost their jobs in '08?
You have some high morals there. I call rubbish.....
#265
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The “Evil” cable news people aren’t the ones losing their jobs, it’s your local AM sports guy or the independent local journalists who actually care about their communities. Like the poster above me said, the people responsible for the decisions you don’t like aren’t the ones getting hurt by this.
#266
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I used to work in an office processing hospital surveys. After being on the phone with the general public 8 hours a day trying to explain that the options are “very bad, bad, neutral, good, and very good” and that I can’t accept an answer of “Great!” Or “pretty good” or “it sucked”, and getting yelled at and hung up on because people don’t understand how data collection works I don’t have a lot of faith in the general public to be able to tell the difference between a “journalist“ and “News media”.
By the same token, since apparently we can’t ever critique anyone, why do you believe you know better than the experts at the CDC, are those people incompetent in their own field? Everybody else out there is wrong and you are right, in your opinion. That's pretty arrogant. Unlike Viper, I don't particularly care for that in a pilot.
Either way, I don’t particularly care for people cheering when others lose their livelihoods, whether their company or industry sucked or not. In my opinion, Boeing has sucked lately, that doesn’t mean I’m happy to read that they’re laying people off.
By the same token, since apparently we can’t ever critique anyone, why do you believe you know better than the experts at the CDC, are those people incompetent in their own field? Everybody else out there is wrong and you are right, in your opinion. That's pretty arrogant. Unlike Viper, I don't particularly care for that in a pilot.
Either way, I don’t particularly care for people cheering when others lose their livelihoods, whether their company or industry sucked or not. In my opinion, Boeing has sucked lately, that doesn’t mean I’m happy to read that they’re laying people off.
#267
Got bored so started tracking the TSA throughput trends during this downfall and subsequent, hopeful recovery. I'll keep it updated daily, at least for my own sense of curiosity.
TSA Analysis (Published Google Sheets)
Some clarifications:
% of last year -- Total Throughput / Last Year's Total Throughput (for same day)
Rolling 7-day Average (7DA) -- Average of last 7 days from selected date (good metric that captures random high/lows)
Last Year (LY) 7DA -- Same as above for Last Year
% of LY 7DA -- Current 7DA / LY 7DA
- Green color denotes gains from previous day
- Red color denotes losses from previous day
- Graph is plotted with % of LY 7DA data points
Interesting insights:
- 18 of last 19 days with consecutive(-ish) positive regains on last year's 7DA
- 12 of last 19 days with positive regains on last year's same day total
- lowest relative point was April 16th, with the positive regain trend starting on April 17th
Take the data as you will! I'm no prognosticator, but the recovery seems to have begun, albeit slowly and gradually.
TSA Analysis (Published Google Sheets)
Some clarifications:
% of last year -- Total Throughput / Last Year's Total Throughput (for same day)
Rolling 7-day Average (7DA) -- Average of last 7 days from selected date (good metric that captures random high/lows)
Last Year (LY) 7DA -- Same as above for Last Year
% of LY 7DA -- Current 7DA / LY 7DA
- Green color denotes gains from previous day
- Red color denotes losses from previous day
- Graph is plotted with % of LY 7DA data points
Interesting insights:
- 18 of last 19 days with consecutive(-ish) positive regains on last year's 7DA
- 12 of last 19 days with positive regains on last year's same day total
- lowest relative point was April 16th, with the positive regain trend starting on April 17th
Take the data as you will! I'm no prognosticator, but the recovery seems to have begun, albeit slowly and gradually.
#268
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Has anyone figured out what the international portion of the traveler numbers were for 2019? So if 2 million were screened on a given day, how many of them were international travelers?
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#269
The biggest thing I noticed is a consistent 23-25% gain week over week on certain busier days. My prediction based on this is that domestic flying will be recovered by mid to late July. The international piece is the one that's hard to predict as countries are closed to outsiders. As soon as you see those travel restrictions lifted we'll soar. Just my prediction....
Some pent up demand will offset that. A little.
And I'm actually an optimist. Decent chance there will be vaccines by 2021, so hopefully next year (and your employment prospects) will depend only on economic recovery, with COVID just a bad dream.
Last edited by rickair7777; 05-17-2020 at 06:20 AM.
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