Flights set to be stuffed over Thanksgiving
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The first stuffing that millions of Americans will encounter over the U.S. Thanksgiving Day weekend will likely be on an airplane.
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A traditional day of feasting with family could turn into a day of early holiday shopping for some, as retailers plan to offer more options &#151; both online and in stores &#151; than ever this Thanksgiving.
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Relax -- it's Thanksgiving. We'll be publishing on a reduced schedule through the holiday weekend.
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Tens of millions of Americans are expected to hit the road this Thanksgiving holiday in numbers not seen since before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, despite
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Travelers flying US Airways during the coming holidays can breathe a little easier. The threat of labor-related disruptions has eased ... for the moment. Expanded hearings next month have decreased the likelihood
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CHICAGO Many holiday travelers say Thanksgiving didn&#39;t start out as planned after fierce storms dumped snow in the Midwest. But they hope to rebound this morning, as normal flight schedules resume at Chicago&#39;s
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Tyler airlines are gearing up for the beginning of holiday travel, as officials offer tips to help travelers secure tickets and pass through checkpoints with ease.
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Congested highways and long security lines are likely to be part of the journey for many of the millions of Americans who are taking to the roads and skies for Thanksgiving. AAA, the automobile club, expects more than 38 million Americans to travel 50 miles or more from home this holiday, a 2.7 percent increase from last year.
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The holiday season hasn't exactly brought good cheer to air travelers already besieged by near-record-setting flight delays this year.
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Debbie Johnson&#39;s family will gobble down a traditional Thanksgiving feast, though the five turkeys who live on their farm south of town have been given a reprieve from the oven.
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Thanksgiving travel this year will be heavier than it was in 2000, the first time that has happened post-9/11, according to the American Automobile Association.
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Yvette Boulton wants her son to get a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal before he's deployed to Iraq &#151; so she's trucking the feast 761 miles to Fort Bragg, N.C.
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Holiday travelers are flocking to airports and snowy roads to make their way home for the celebrations.
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These days, airplanes are filled with more passengers than ever, and with expectations for the busiest holiday season in four years, airline managers and their employees, by all rights
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Passengers who got caught up in the airlinesâ troubles over Christmas saw a glimpse of what may await them in the coming year. The winter storms and computer malfunctions
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LOS ANGELES  - The family audience is  in high demand on the final weekend before Thanksgiving as two  new films and two holdovers clamor for its attention.
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Despite higher gasoline prices, airfare and hotel rates, more people will travel over the river and through the woods to grandmother&#39;s house for Thanksgiving this year.