Airlines Brace for Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Air Travel

Airlines Brace for Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Air Travel


Travelers wait in line to check in for their flights at a Delta Airlines ticket counter at Orlando International Airport during the busy Christmas holiday season ‍on December 28, 2022 in Orlando, Florida.

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Airlines expect​ record travel⁣ demand this Thanksgiving. ⁤Executives say they’re prepared for the hordes.

The Transportation⁢ Security Administration expects⁤ to⁣ screen ‌30 million passengers from Nov. ​17 through Nov. 28, the most ever. The Sunday after‌ Thanksgiving is ⁤expected to be the‍ busiest​ day during that period with an estimated 2.9⁤ million passengers taking to the skies.

“We ‌are ready for the⁣ anticipated volumes and are working closely‌ with our airline and airport partners to make sure we are prepared for ⁣this busy holiday travel season,”‌ TSA Administrator David Pekoske said in a travel forecast earlier this week.

The ⁣year-end holidays are a crucial time for airlines to drum up revenue. ‌Outside of peak ⁣holiday or other ⁣high-demand

2023-11-18 08:00:02
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