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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. The Armstrong and Getty Show.

It has been a rough week for air travel and it is only going to get worse.

The latest numbers are out. They are expecting 52 million people to travel over this long

4th of July weekend period, the most ever in history for some reason, including the record 49

million set in 2019. So two million more people are going to fly than the pre-pandemic 4th of July

weekend. And our air travel system, as we all know, ain't as good now as it was then for a whole

bunch of different reasons. Well, first of all, a whole bunch of people got laid off during COVID

haven't come back. And then there's all kinds of different things going on with airlines and the FAA

that are weird, including starting this weekend. I did not know this.

Let me find a new thing is kicking in with the 5G and the FAA. Did you know about this story?

So if you were as of as of Saturday, July 1, planes that aren't outfitted with new radio

altimeters, which a lot of planes aren't won't be allowed to fly in limited visibility because

of potential interference from 5G wireless service. So there and it wouldn't take a lot of planes

to have to be grounded because they're smoking the air that wouldn't have otherwise been grounded

to add to the problems that we're already having this week. Already a thousand flights have been

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