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That would be down. i think at the end of the day, amara, these are all just forecasts, and covid has shown it it's really hard to accurately forecast anything in today's economy. >> yeah. the only thing that's certain is all this uncertainty, right? matt egan, appreciate you. thank you. well, there is more trouble in the skies. a los angeles woman facing a federal assault charge after allegedly causing a disturbance on a delta flight. cnn's ryan young has more on what happened. >> reporter: good morning, amara. another flight with another instance of just why would behavior. we've seen this...

Passenger behavior. one unruly incident is one too many. so neil, the message is pack your best behavior or pack your patience because you'll be waiting in the line with everybody else. >> neil: if you're lucky to be waiting in a line. they might kickout out of the airport. thanks very much for that. what are your options as you look to fly in the next few days. >> the busiest we've seen in a couple years going back to before the pandemic. janine is here, a travel expert. first, if i can ask you about your options when you're looking to cancel flights or anxious about cancelling because you do...

and still keep the plane in the air. so we don't know what he was threatening or allegeding or if his behavior was so erratic they had to just bring the plane to a safe arrival and evacuate everyone quickly. it's probably less chaotic than it looks to us. just trying to separate the person who was threatening things from everyone else. two quick things we certainly know that -- has gotten quite aggressively, about 2,000% more complaints regarding passenger behavior that's related in some ways to the pandemic, but also just we know that that number is out there right now in terms of concerns...

The FAA is pursuing relatively few enforcement actions against misbehaving travelers despite a zero-tolerance policy, records reviewed by Newsy show.

Passenger behavior. just this year. that's more than twice the highest caseload from the last 25 years. this week passengers on a frontier airlines flight helped the crew duct tape a man to his seat. he had allegedly groped two flight attendants and gotten into a physical altercation with a third. police arrested him upon landing at miami international airport. according to a new survey of flight attendants, 84% said they've had to deal with unruly passengers. 17% said it got physical. no wonder the faa has received more than 3,600 complaints this year. so when did some of us lose our inflight...