If you are taking a flight or a car this upcoming Thanksgiving, brace yourself for what an aviation firm predicts to be the busiest travel day. The American Automobile Association (AAA) estimated that 55.4 million people will be in transit from Wednesday to Sunday, including 49 million individuals driving cars. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) expected a record number of travelers at American airports, projecting the screening of 3 million people. Airlines have scheduled 3 million seats on 22,000 flights for Sunday. There are some positives; post-COVID work trends, like hybrid or remote schedules, might alleviate the busiest day- Wednesday and Sunday. Nonetheless, the majority of Americans are still planning to leave on Sunday. So consider not checking your luggage, opt for public transport, and be flexible and patient.
*Vocabularies; screen, hybrid, aviation, transit, check luggage
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If you are taking a flight or a car this upcoming Thanksgiving, brace yourself for what an aviation firm predicts to be the busiest travel day. The American Automobile Association (AAA) estimated that 55.4 million people will be in transit from Wednesday to Sunday, including 49 million individuals driving cars. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) expected a record number of travelers at American airports, projecting the screening of 3 million people. Airlines have scheduled 3 million seats on 22,000 flights for Sunday. There are some positives; post-COVID work trends, like hybrid or remote schedules, might alleviate the busiest day- Wednesday and Sunday. Nonetheless, the majority of Americans are still planning to leave on Sunday. So consider not checking your luggage, opt for public transport, and be flexible and patient. *Vocabularies; screen, hybrid, aviation, transit, check luggage
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