One other wrinkle for the journey trade could emerge because the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, continues its fast unfold throughout the nation: airline passengers who haven't got correct identification to fly domestically starting in October.

At the least two states have now requested the federal authorities to delay the enforcement date for when vacationers should adjust to "Actual ID" necessities to get by means of safety checkpoints at U.S. airports. Beginning Oct. 1, airline passengers are anticipated to have a Actual ID-compliant driver's license or acceptable various type of identification.

"We're having to shut our facilities down in counties the place mitigation measures are happening due to COVID-19, and that is affecting folks's capacity to get Actual IDs," mentioned Alexis Cambell, spokeswoman for the Pennsylvania Division of Transportation, which despatched a letter on Friday to the Division of Homeland Safety asking for a deadline extension.