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In response to "DCA airport to close for 90 minutes on Thursday to allow the flyover -- (link)" by ty97

Serious question: is there a standard amount of airplane traffic on July 4th? -- nm

Posted by David (aka David) Jul 2 '19, 13:02

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I would guess that flights are probably reduced as less people want to fly on the actual holiday, but I am only guessing -- nm - ty97 Jul 2, 13:23 5
- Shuttle operations (LGA-DCA, BOS-DCA) are likely reduced. Also, looking at Delta ATL-DCA as an example of a non-shuttle route -- (edited) - ty97 Jul 2, 13:25
- you guessed wrong. more people are now flying to get to the MAGA Fourth of July Spectacular! -- nm - Jovian Jul 2, 13:24 3
  - They had to double the number of flights to DC on July 3rd for it! -- nm - POTUS Jul 2, 13:26 2
    - It looks like 700,000 is the number to beat: -- (link) - mud Jul 2, 13:32 1
      - *golf clap* -- nm - Spawn Jul 2, 13:36

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