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Política·TSA

Number of TSA Passengers April 1?

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Política·TSA

Number of TSA Passengers April 1?

Mar 27

Mar 28

Mar 29

Mar 30

Mar 27

Mar 28

Mar 29

Mar 30

<2.4M 50%

2.4M-2.6M 50%

2.6M-2.8M <1%

2.8M-3.0M <1%

Polymarket
NEW

<2.4M 50%

2.4M-2.6M 50%

2.6M-2.8M <1%

2.8M-3.0M <1%

Polymarket
NEW

<2.4M

$2 Vol.

50%

2.4M-2.6M

$0 Vol.

50%

2.6M-2.8M

$66 Vol.

1%

2.8M-3.0M

$73 Vol.

1%

3.0M-3.2M

$68 Vol.

1%

>3.2M

$968 Vol.

1%

This market will resolve to the total number of TSA passengers reported on April 1, 2026. If the reported total number of TSA passengers falls exactly between two brackets, then this market will resolve to the higher range bracket. This market will resolve as soon as throughput data becomes available for the listed date. Any revisions published to data for dates December 1, 2025 and onward prior to the release of data for all dates within the listed range will be considered. If data is not available for the listed date by April 30, 2026, this market will resolve to "Other". The resolution source for this market will be the daily checkpoint throughputs as measured by the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA), https://www.tsa.gov/travel/passenger-volumes. Should this URL change or move locations, a new URL on the tsa.gov domain will remain valid to resolve this market.Trader consensus on TSA checkpoint throughput for April 1 splits nearly evenly between under 2.4 million (50%) and 2.4-2.6 million (49.5%), reflecting recent weekday volumes straddling the 2.4 million threshold amid spring break peaks and a partial DHS government shutdown. March 25 screened 2.38 million passengers, March 24 hit 2.19 million, and March 26 reached 2.72 million, as 40-50% TSA officer callouts and 450 quits caused four-hour lines, suppressing demand despite Airlines for America projecting 171 million spring travelers at 2.8 million daily average. The Senate's March 27 DHS funding bill could boost staffing and confidence, while pre-Easter (April 5) travel or weather disruptions might tip volumes higher or lower, maintaining uncertainty.

Trader consensus on TSA checkpoint throughput for April 1 splits nearly evenly between under 2.4 million (50%) and 2.4-2.6 million (49.5%), reflecting recent weekday volumes straddling the 2.4 million threshold amid spring break peaks and a partial DHS government shutdown. March 25 screened 2.38 million passengers, March 24 hit 2.19 million, and March 26 reached 2.72 million, as 40-50% TSA officer callouts and 450 quits caused four-hour lines, suppressing demand despite Airlines for America projecting 171 million spring travelers at 2.8 million daily average. The Senate's March 27 DHS funding bill could boost staffing and confidence, while pre-Easter (April 5) travel or weather disruptions might tip volumes higher or lower, maintaining uncertainty.

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This market will resolve to the total number of TSA passengers reported on April 1, 2026. If the reported total number of TSA passengers falls exactly between two brackets, then this market will resolve to the higher range bracket. This market will resolve as soon as throughput data becomes available for the listed date. Any revisions published to data for dates December 1, 2025 and onward prior to the release of data for all dates within the listed range will be considered. If data is not available for the listed date by April 30, 2026, this market will resolve to "Other". The resolution source for this market will be the daily checkpoint throughputs as measured by the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA), https://www.tsa.gov/travel/passenger-volumes. Should this URL change or move locations, a new URL on the tsa.gov domain will remain valid to resolve this market.Trader consensus on TSA checkpoint throughput for April 1 splits nearly evenly between under 2.4 million (50%) and 2.4-2.6 million (49.5%), reflecting recent weekday volumes straddling the 2.4 million threshold amid spring break peaks and a partial DHS government shutdown. March 25 screened 2.38 million passengers, March 24 hit 2.19 million, and March 26 reached 2.72 million, as 40-50% TSA officer callouts and 450 quits caused four-hour lines, suppressing demand despite Airlines for America projecting 171 million spring travelers at 2.8 million daily average. The Senate's March 27 DHS funding bill could boost staffing and confidence, while pre-Easter (April 5) travel or weather disruptions might tip volumes higher or lower, maintaining uncertainty.

Trader consensus on TSA checkpoint throughput for April 1 splits nearly evenly between under 2.4 million (50%) and 2.4-2.6 million (49.5%), reflecting recent weekday volumes straddling the 2.4 million threshold amid spring break peaks and a partial DHS government shutdown. March 25 screened 2.38 million passengers, March 24 hit 2.19 million, and March 26 reached 2.72 million, as 40-50% TSA officer callouts and 450 quits caused four-hour lines, suppressing demand despite Airlines for America projecting 171 million spring travelers at 2.8 million daily average. The Senate's March 27 DHS funding bill could boost staffing and confidence, while pre-Easter (April 5) travel or weather disruptions might tip volumes higher or lower, maintaining uncertainty.

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