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08-17-2020, 07:08 AM

#311

bradthepilot

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Originally Posted by senecacaptain

round Friday to 30% and we had our first three day consecutive performance at or above 30%, ever.

If we're rounding, then that actually happened for the first time last week. 8/8 - 29.8%, 8/9 - 31.4%, 8/10 - 29.7%.

08-17-2020, 07:10 AM

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senecacaptain

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Originally Posted by bradthepilot

If we're rounding, then that actually happened for the first time last week. 8/8 - 29.8%, 8/9 - 31.4%, 8/10 - 29.7%.

ok good to know. "if we are rounding". Probably best we just stick to the pure data, it is what it is

trying to be optimistic, but...

08-17-2020, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by bradthepilot

If we're rounding, then that actually happened for the first time last week. 8/8 - 29.8%, 8/9 - 31.4%, 8/10 - 29.7%.

How dare you post without a chart!

08-17-2020, 07:55 AM

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senecacaptain

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in furtherance of TSA numbers and traffic discussion, per this link: https://www.bts.gov/newsroom/final-f...nes-us-flights

it appears 1.1B passengers flew on US and foreign airlines in 2019.

Note: The TSA numbers do not delineate between "US" and "International" carriers.

With that said, and with the assumption our total 2020 calendar year pax counts are 50% of 2019 (a record year), that means 550M flown.

550M flown is pre-2003 levels.

75% of 2019 would put us at 825M or 2007 levels.

Last edited by senecacaptain; 11-02-2020 at 07:35 PM.

08-17-2020, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Excargodog

There are a LOT of things holding the numbers down, but I truly believe these state restrictions are unsustainable. Too many people getting COVID fatigue.

Another factor that could play in, maybe, is if The President is able to get corporate liability clauses into the stimulus. I'm guessing alot of businesses are too afraid of Covid lawsuits to do any sort of normalizing. Without the threat of lawsuits, businesses may travel more freely, tourist attractions may relax enough to increase demand etc.

I'm positive there is more demand than what we see, just not with the way things are being run currently. Every State has different rules, people just don't want to deal with the hassle.

Every little bit of normalcy helps.

08-17-2020, 01:16 PM

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Are you saying that you support corporations having the ability to force people to work or they fire them? Or are you saying that people should have the ability to sign a waiver. One is vastly different than the other