The journey home for Thanksgiving is reaching unprecedented numbers this year, marking what could be the busiest travel week in U.S. history. Travel specialist AAA projects that nearly 80 million people will make their way across the country by car, train, and plane from now until next Monday.
However, this surge in travelers comes with its own set of challenges. Wintery weather conditions coupled with staffing shortages at major U.S. airports are raising concerns about potential delays and travel disruptions. Passengers are urged to stay updated on travel advisories and prepare for possible hiccups along their journey.
On the ground, Toni Waterman provides insights from Austin Airport in Texas, highlighting the real-time impact of these factors on travelers navigating one of the busiest holiday seasons.
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Weather could be concern as millions travel for Thanksgiving holiday
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