As you would expect, not many people are flying these days. The Washington Post mapped the halts around the world:
On Tuesday, the TSA screened just over 146,000 passengers at U.S. airports, a 94 percent plunge from 2.4 million on the same day last year. By the end of March, the TSA screened just over 35 million passengers at U.S. airports during the month, a 50 percent decrease from more than 70 million at the end of March last year.
At this point, I would gladly wait a couple of hours in a security line for just a taste of normalcy.
