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From: Moonray	8/10/2020 11:08:35 AM
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TSA screenings hit highest since mid-March, but still far below last year Leslie Josephs The number of people passing through TSA airport checkpoints rose for a second consecutive week, on Sunday hitting 831,789, the most since March 17, according to Transportation Security Administration data. Despite the recent increase in the number of people screened by TSA, the figure is about 30% of what the agency logged at the same point last year. Airlines had been hoping for a significant rebound in travel demand during the peak summer season. Carriers are reeling from the pandemic, facing mounting financial losses and warning tens of thousands of employees that their jobs are at risk when the terms of federal aid, which prohibit job cuts, expire in October. Labor unions and airlines are pushing for $25 billion in additional aid to preserve jobs through March 2021, which has gained bipartisan political support in recent weeks. That sector relief that could be included in the next coronavirus aid package but lawmakers failed to reach a deal for a new package last week. o~~~ O

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