Trying to Find Normalcy in the Midst of Craziness

As promised, here are the rest of my planes.  I only stayed at the airport for about a half hour.  Normally, I would have seen a couple of the foreign planes and a couple more 757s but quite a few of the flights were cancelled.  It is my understanding that many of the flights I did see were way under capacity.  Anyway, pictures.

 First up was a CRJ coming in from Erie, PA.  It is my understanding that will the bigger planes flying below capacity, the regional airlines might see more business.

 A 717 coming in from Baltimore-Washington International Airport.  Washington DC has three airports.  Baltimore-Washington is a little further out but I think quite a few people use it because it's easier to get in and out of.

 Another angle of that plane.  I really like the DC-9 family of planes.  I've heard that Delta may end up retiring their MD-88s and MD-90s because of this.

 An A319 coming in from Jacksonville, Florida.

 Another 717.

 This particular one was coming in from Raleigh-Durham.

 An A321 coming in from Boston.

 Another angle of that plane.

 An E170 coming in from Columbus, Ohio.

 Another A319.

 This one was coming in from LaGuardia.

 A 737 coming in from Atlanta.

 Another A321.  This one was coming in from Sarasota, Florida.

 I was going for another plane, but I could deal with a bonus A220.

 This plane is growing on me.  I think it is a pretty nice looking plane.

 I couldn't pass up on a beacon shot.

 And one more.

 A Spirit A320 coming in from Orlando.

 And it was followed by the plane that got me to go down to the airport.

 It was the lone 757 flight I think.  Normally there are three at this time.

 It was coming in from Orlando.

One more shot.

Another shot of the A350 coming in from Narita, Japan.  I have a feeling this may be the last heavy that I will see for a while.

That being said, I'm sure everything will bounce back but I don't think it will be over as soon as we'd like.