25 August: US & Canada COVID-19 Aviation Traffic Report
Aug 25, 2020 | COVID-19Meager improvements to some metrics, but slowing TSA screening growth is a bad sign. 25% of US mainline passenger aircraft didn't fly last week.
Meager improvements to some metrics, but slowing TSA screening growth is a bad sign. 25% of US mainline passenger aircraft didn't fly last week.
After peaking earlier in the month, year-over-year passenger demand is now decreasing.
US-based passenger airlines operated more than 50% of their pre-crisis flight volume for the first time this week as July's increased schedules came into effect.
Compared to pre-crisis numbers, last week US passenger airlines carried 22% of passengers, operated 39% the flights, and flew 63% of their aircraft.
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