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The Transportation Security Administration projects that over 17 million individuals will be screened at airports across the United States from Thursday, September 3, to Wednesday, September 9, coinciding with a summer travel season that has set records. United Airlines is predicting approximately 3.4 million passengers, an increase of about 300,000 compared to the previous year, while American Airlines anticipates over 3.5 million travelers, with close to 500,000 passing through the Dallas Fort Worth airport. Data from AAA indicates that the most popular domestic destinations this year include Seattle, Orlando, Boston, Denver, and New York City. On the highways, traffic analysis firm INRIX forecasts that the most congested times will occur after work on Thursday and throughout Friday, as millions embark on a final summer trip.
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00:00If you're flying or driving anywhere this weekend, you will have plenty of company.
00:04The TSA expects to screen more than 17 million travelers between Thursday and next Wednesday.
00:10As Labor Day weekend wraps up a record-breaking summer of travel,
00:14United Airlines says it's expecting around 3.4 million passengers, about 300,000 more than last
00:20year. While American Airlines anticipates more than 3.5 million travelers, with nearly half a
00:26million passing through its massive Dallas-Fort Worth hub alone, according to AAA's booking data,
00:31the most popular destinations this year are Seattle, Orlando, Boston, Denver, and New York City.
00:38It's not just the skies getting crowded, either. Traffic analytics firm Einrichs says the busiest
00:44driving times will be right after work on Thursday and throughout the day on Friday,
00:49as millions of Americans hit the road for one final summer getaway.
00:53If you're traveling, experts recommend arriving early and building an extra time,
00:58because this could be one of the busiest Labor Day weekends on record.
01:01Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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