1.1M+ TSA Numbers by Independence Day
10-12-2020, 06:46 AM
#541
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Posted in another thread:
7 day average TSA numbers 5 Oct - 11 Oct 2020 = 819,383
7 day average TSA numbers 5 Oct - 11 Oct 2019 = 2,367,428
Although 2020 numbers a increasing, we are still a long way from 2019, even 2018. Right now at 34% of last years numbers.
We still have a long way to go.....but at least we are trending in correct direction
7 day average TSA numbers 5 Oct - 11 Oct 2020 = 819,383
7 day average TSA numbers 5 Oct - 11 Oct 2019 = 2,367,428
Although 2020 numbers a increasing, we are still a long way from 2019, even 2018. Right now at 34% of last years numbers.
We still have a long way to go.....but at least we are trending in correct direction
10-12-2020, 07:05 AM
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Not at all too ambitious. More and more countries are seeing how lockdowns aren’t helping anything; the spread, their economies, etc. Combine that with the WHO now stating lockdowns don’t work, I think we see good gains by the end of the year which sets up better than expected growth next year. Lastly, Europe’s “second wave” is just an increase in cases and largely an insignificant increase in deaths (relative to what they’ve seen before).
Death is what truly scared people in the beginning. As more and more news about no huge increases in deaths percolates throughout the world, I think we’ll see people desire to get moving again.
10-12-2020, 07:13 AM
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Not at all too ambitious. More and more countries are seeing how lockdowns aren’t helping anything; the spread, their economies, etc. Combine that with the WHO now stating lockdowns don’t work, I think we see good gains by the end of the year which sets up better than expected growth next year. Lastly, Europe’s “second wave” is just an increase in cases and largely an insignificant increase in deaths (relative to what they’ve seen before).
Death is what truly scared people in the beginning. As more and more news about no huge increases in deaths percolates throughout the world, I think we’ll see people desire to get moving again.
Death is what truly scared people in the beginning. As more and more news about no huge increases in deaths percolates throughout the world, I think we’ll see people desire to get moving again.
10-12-2020, 09:34 AM
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10-12-2020, 11:03 AM
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4Q2020- 35%-40%
Holidays- 45%
Summer 2021- 55%-60%
4Q2021- 65%
Summer 2022- 80% (Which is 100% because we are a smaller airline and with every pilot on the property we could only fly 80% of 2019 loads unless we begin hiring)
Winter 2022- Delta resumes hiring
Holidays- 45%
Summer 2021- 55%-60%
4Q2021- 65%
Summer 2022- 80% (Which is 100% because we are a smaller airline and with every pilot on the property we could only fly 80% of 2019 loads unless we begin hiring)
Winter 2022- Delta resumes hiring
10-12-2020, 11:36 AM
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I like this in terms of passenger volume. Not sure about revenue: will it be 60% pax at 75% revenues?
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