Well, that didn't take long.

Good morning, America.

The major mass reversal.

The federal mass mandate for travelers is over after a judge strikes it down.

As masks come off on planes, trains, airports.

By Tuesday morning, less than 24 hours after a federal judge struck down the CDC's mass

mandate for public transportation, videos like this one appeared on social media.

The transportation security administration will no longer enforce the federal mandate,

requiring mass in all U.S. airports and on-board aircraft.

That's a crew member on a flight announcing the change to applause.

The nation's largest airlines all dropped their mask requirements just hours after a federal

judge ruled the CDC had overstepped its legal authority.

That judge was appointed by former President Trump.

Our decision cleared the way for masks to come off elsewhere too.

Right share company Uber, announcing overnight, it is dropping mask mandates for drivers and

riders.

Airlines and ride hailing companies seem pretty happy to dispense with the mandates as quickly

as possible.

After all, the FAA received nearly 6,000 reports of unruly airline passenger incidents

last year, an old time high.

More than 70% of those incidents were caused by mask conflicts.

So this is obviously a disappointing decision.

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