The TSA screened 128,875 passengers on Sunday, the most in a single day since the beginning of the month
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an uptick in passengers in the last several days, with Sunday seeing the highest numbers of airport screenings since April 3. On Thursday, there were 111,627 travelers screened, increasing on Friday to 123,464 travelers. By Sunday, the number reached 128,875 passengers.Typically, the TSA may scan over 2 million travelers per day. Back on March 1, prior to the U.S. beginningBy April 3, there were 129,763 reported travelers. The numbers began to decline over the next several weeks due to the coronavirus continuing to spread at mass numbers across the country.
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