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It's Rico Daily, I'm Adam Clark Estes.

Lately, flying in or out of Florida has been a mess.

You can see the crowd right here waiting in line at TSA.

I recently went to Florida, I did a little winter vacation down there, and we were very sad to

have to leave the pool and go to the airport where we sat for one hour, and then another, and then

another, as our flight got delayed and delayed. Rebekah High a while, Rico reporter, what's going on?

There are a few reasons why this is happening. Mainly, there are a lot of storms, there's been

a shortage of airline workers, which has been exacerbated by the pandemic. You know, adding more

chaos into everything is the fact that fuel costs are really, really expensive right now, so

that's making flying even more miserable. But in Florida, there's also this other problem,

which is fascinating. Light schedules are being messed up because of spaceships.

Spaceships? Yeah, so you've probably been hearing about the rise of the commercial space industry,

all these launches taking place, more billionaires just launching themselves, or their test

rockets into space for funzies, but those launches actually have to happen somewhere, and a lot of time,

those launches are actually happening in Florida, and that takes up a lot of air space, which airplanes

also need. So you recently wrote about this for Rico, and one of your sources compared flying in

Florida on the day of a space launch to a bag of potatoes. Yes, that was John Tillioca's. He's

the vice president of operations and customer service at Tampa International Airport. He

basically compared one of these days to putting 10 pounds of potatoes in a five pound bag.

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