TSA: Air travelers top 2 million passengers for sixth day in a row
The statistics show it hasn't been this busy since 2019 and Sunday is actually expected to be the busiest day to fly.
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Nov 25, 2021, 1:38 PM
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Updated 876 days ago
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10h agoFor the sixth day in a row,
the TSA reported screening more than 2 million passengers in airports across
the country.
The statistics show it hasn't been this busy since 2019 and Sunday is actually
expected to be the busiest day to fly.
AAA is predicting the highest single year increase in travelers since 2005.
Over 53.4 million travelers are expected to hit the roads, ride the rails, and
take to the sky which is up 13% from 2020.
