Port Authority: Airport travel down 73% from pre-pandemic times
The Port Authority blames the pandemic and estimates a loss of $3 billion over the past year.
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Mar 4, 2021, 11:12 AM
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say Port Authority-run airports, including John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia, are
still seeing a major drop in travel.
According
to officials, airports had 73% fewer passengers in January compared to the same
month in 2019.
The Port
Authority blames the pandemic and estimates a loss of $3 billion over the past
year.
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