FAA Flags Heavy Holiday Traffic With 360,000 Flights
• FAA projects the busiest Thanksgiving travel period since 2010, with over 360,000 flights scheduled.
• AAA forecasts approximately 82 million Americans traveling by road or air.
• Developing storm systems may bring rain, snow, and potential delays across major regions and airports.
FAA expects busiest travel since 2010
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) anticipates a surge in holiday travel this Thanksgiving, projecting the busiest period since 2010. Over 360,000 flights are scheduled throughout the week, with Tuesday, November 25, expected to see more than 52,000 flights alone. As millions of Americans prepare to travel for the holiday, both by air and road, potential weather disruptions loom on the horizon.
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