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Tsa screened only-350,000 people, nationwide. the u.s. air-travel record of the pandemic, set back on friday, when 1.96 million people flew. and now, the question is whether or not monday's numbers will reach the elusive 2 million passenger mark. a number we have not seen since march of 2020. people here tell us they are excited to get out. they feel safe about doing it. they are doing the things they haven't been able to do in more than a year. go to the beach, go visit family. start of a return to normal. but one thing that's, still, not normal is the fact that you have to wear a mask, as ma...

That's a high. we'll see if we hit the elusive 2 million passenger mark as passengers start to head home, a number we've not seen since march 2020. aaa as you mentioned predicted 37 million people would travel 50 miles orr more over this holiday weekend. the numbers are not far off from where we were 2019 pre-pandemic, but those who are driving will see a seven-year high in the national average for a gallon of gas. aaa now says it's $3.05, even high owner the west coast. so a lot of people are trying to take advantage of the first maskless holiday. but remember masks are still required on publ...

Flew. we've come a long way, especially considering that the tsa air travel record of the pandemic was set only back on friday when 1.96 million people flew. the big question is whether or not we'll reach the elusive 2 million passenger mark. we'll maybe see it today. it's slated to be the busiest of the holiday weekend. that number we have not seen since march of 2020. this story not just about air travel. aaa anticipates 37 million people will travel 50 miles or more this holiday weekend. 34 million of them by car. those numbers really not all that far off from where we were in 2019, but dri...

Million passenger mark. a number we have not seen since march 2020 that would have been a normal day before the pandemic. things are starting to get back to normal. >> yeah, the airport traffic numbers up 600% from it last year. man, all right. sad story. there's been a wave of recent passenger misconduct on flights and airports including assault on a flight attendant on sunday. i saw the pictures of it. just alarming. what is the reason for it. how severe is the uptick? >> you know, the numbers really tell storty here, jim. the faa says it's received 2500 complaints of unruly passengers on co...