Delta, American United Southwest, JetBlue Frontier, and Spirit announced they'll no longer require passengers to wear masks.

Well, Spirit Airlines actually didn't have an official mask requirement because they don't have windows in the plane.

Delta updated their website to say masks are now optional for employees and customers following the White House announcement.

While Spirit Airlines released this cocktail napkin, Spirit has never valued human life.

Airlines are basically turning off the seatbelt sign for COVID and telling it to move freely about the cabin.

Yeah, if you thought Omicron was bad, wait till you meet this spirit variant.

Oh, no.

Wow.

Ouch.

Good morning.

And welcome to morning, Joe.

Look at that shot of New York City.

I know.

It's beautiful.

I mean, if you can have a shot of New York City coming in at 6 a.m. on a beautiful

spring day, have the strokes playing, right?

And you can feel good about getting up and going into work today. Look at that shot.

All right. Thanks for being with us. That's been morning, Joe, for the day. And we hope drink that, drink that in. So, Willie, Mika and I went flying yesterday. Yeah. And first time without the mask mandate. Look at that. Look at that. Good boy. So it's so fun. Stop it. You did a good job. So we land and Mika goes, put on your mask, going to take a picture, tell everybody

that made you wear your mask. No, you were wearing your mask. But I will tell you, so what, Mika wanted to wear the mask the whole time. And you can take that down now. Thank you, T.J. And, um, but you know, I didn't wear it in the airports and the general areas where it was like wide open and the ceilings were like 800 feet high.

Didn't need to.

But I started reading there were some really good articles yesterday about when's the best time to wear your mask in the airport.

What, you're smirking.

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