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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Washington-area residents can expect to stand in long lines at airports or sit in traffic jams on major highways this week as hundreds of thousands head out of town for Thanksgiving.
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Travel: Today's business passengers want top-flight meals. Jay Rayner goes in search of the best in first-class food - and sees a few disconcertingly familiar faces.
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Those who got bored stuffing themselves with dressing were able to use Thanksgiving to get a jump on their holiday shopping. While many retailers still waited for today to
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By Vicki Lee Parker, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Jun. 17--If your vacation plans include air travel, you might want to pack extra food. Not for the flight, for the delays.   So far this year, airlines are reporting their worst delays in more than 10 years.
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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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The AAA is estimating that more than 37 million people will take to the road or skies this Thanksgiving.
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The journey home at the end of the long Thanksgiving weekend was smooth sailing for many travelers Sunday as the weather cooperated and more people had scheduled their flights to avoid the rush.
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Struggling airlines will stuff their  planes with passengers this week to start the holiday travel  season, but there is no expectation they will salvage much to  ease the sting of big losses this year.
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Travelers can expect full flights and crowded highways during the New Year&#39;s holiday as two airlines continue to recover from a troubled Christmas weekend that left thousands of people stranded or without their bags.
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UNDATED It&#39;s expected to be another busy day at the nation&#39;s airports and highways as (m) millions of Americans return home following the long Thanksgiving holiday.
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Thanksgiving weekend travelers crowded airports, bus and train stations and highways Wednesday, putting up with tight security and bad weather that included heavy snow in the nation's midsection, rain in the Northeast and thunderstorms in the South.
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Traditionally, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year, and the American Automobile Association expected travel this year to hit pre-Sept.
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Travel: Airline travellers could face disruption at Christmas as union confirms call for ballot on industrial action.
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Travelers didn&#39;t plan on starting their long Thanksgiving weekend stuck in airports or driving on slippery roads, but then again they hadn&#39;t figured on snow - and a lot of it.
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Long lines and traffic delays greeted travelers in the Washington region who were headed out of town Wednesday for Thanksgiving, one of the busiest travel times of the year.
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Air travel is expected to surge dramatically over the holiday period that begins today, but extra workers at airports across the USA should keep delays to a minimum, according to the Transportation Security Administration.