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Non-Tech : Airline Discussion Board
JETS 25.68+3.0%Nov 12 4:00 PM EST

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From: Moonray10/19/2020 10:12:54 AM
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U.S. airport screenings top 1 million people
for first time since March, but still down 60%
Leslie Josephs

The Transportation Security Administration screened
more than 1 million people on Sunday, the first time
topping that level since mid-March, a positive sign
that more people are choosing to fly, but demand
is still far off of last year’s levels.

Executives at Delta and United last week said they
were seeing some encouraging booking trends in
recent weeks but that a full recovery, with business
travel recovering last, would take years. Sunday’s
seven-month high in TSA data is down more than
60% from last year.

While both carriers have sharply reduced their cash
burn, the modest recovery prompted both to estimate
they won’t break even until next year.

American and Southwest report third-quarter results
on Thursday.

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