NTD:
American travelers seemed to shrug off fears of the Omicron variant as they took to the skies with confidence on Christmas Eve, with airport security data showing over twice as many people flying on Dec. 24 compared to the same day last year, even as multiple airlines across the country canceled hundreds of flights.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said in a Dec. 25 tweet that over 1.7 million travelers were screened at checkpoints across the United States on Christmas Eve, a number that’s over twice as high as the nearly 847,000 screened on the same day last year.
Still, that’s around 800,000 fewer screenings than on Christmas Eve 2019, an indication that the outbreak continues to bedevil air travel and hold back the industry’s rebound to pre-pandemic levels.
In the face of last year’s COVID-19 winter surge, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) urged Americans not to travel for Christmas, stoking fears that Americans taking trips would fan the flames of the outbreak. more
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Brandon, Florida
Oh I had omicron fears all right. My fear was that my flight today would be canceled. No problems though.
Yea, I draw the line on flying cause of the flu in 2021, not a random faggot grabbing my nutsack in 2019. *eyeroll*
“You all are gonna die!”
I’m still driving for Lyft & Uber, Orlando International the past couple of weeks has been busier than I’ve seen it since before COVID.
“…as they took to the skies with confidence…”
except “Maskless Flying Karen”:
https://iotwreport.com/crazy-maskless-woman-on-plane-attacks-man-for-not-wearing-a-mask/
And that is why flights are being cancelled. The globalists are ticked off that Americans are over it.
Heartsfield was a madhouse this morning when I dropped my daughter off for her flight to Boston. Today was supposed to be the third busiest day of the year for air travel.