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The day the COVID-19 vaccine finally arrived in the United States was a day of celebration for families across the country. From quarantining to wearing masks to losing loved ones amid this deadly pandemic, both the short and long-term effects of COVID-19 on families, jobs, and life as we know it cannot be understated. Now that a vaccine is available, there is a sliver of hope in the weeks and months. We'll be able to gather, work, eat out, and travel like we used to. With that goal in sight, On Air Parking aims to help you reunite with those you love by offering a fantastic discount for those who get the vaccine early.

The insurrection at the United States Capital last week continues to send shockwaves through the country already weary from the natural disasters, pandemic, racial injustices, and lies about election fraud perpetrated by the highest office in the land.

No one wants to be left home alone during the holidays; just ask Kevin McCallister, Macaulay Culkin's iconic character from Home Alone. Holiday travel is here, and 2020 is making traveler safety and affordability the utmost priority.

Even in a pandemic, or perhaps because of it, Americans are desperate for a vacation. However, many would-be vacationers are taking a renewed interest in the great outdoors due to unpredictable shutdowns and limited tourist attractions.

Travelers in the Raleigh-Durham area will now have a new affordable and convenient airport parking option. On Air Parking, a service offering self-parking close to major airports for low prices has opened in the area.

The pandemic has been a significant setback for most travel industry companies, from major airlines to homeowners on Airbnb. However, it has had some unexpected benefits for the industry.

Travel by air may be down for the year but as a result of offerings that help travelers take extra precautions, On Air Parking saw their highest revenue to date for the month of October.

Many families in America are experiencing a major dilemma this year. The holidays are around the corner, a time marked by family reunions and shared meals, while at the same time, Covid-19 cases are on the rise. Many families have not been reunited since early this year as they have attempted to wait out the virus and are eager to get time together before the new year. However, with increased cases and hospitalizations, there is concern about how to see each other while following general health guidelines.

The holidays are quickly approaching at the end of an undeniably tumultuous year. Many families across the country are eager to reunite over dinner tables of turkey and cranberry sauce, with the hope that 2021 will fare better.

As travel slowly but surely recovers from a Covid pandemic-induced dip, On Air Parking is readying its resources for those preparing to re-enter airports and resume air travel.