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Thousands of travelers in Conn. expected to fly to their Thanksgiving destinations
Almost 80,000 people in Connecticut are expected to fly to their destinations for the Thanksgiving holiday, according to AAA. Passengers flying out of Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks prepared for long lines and potential delays for the rainy and windy weather, but the majority of the flights left on time on Wednesday morning. Michael Holkesvik and his fiancé Lindsey…
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80,000 people in Conn. expected to travel for Thanksgiving holiday
AAA is predicting 80,000 people in Conn. will travel for the Thanksgiving holiday this year.
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Thanksgiving travel numbers projected to increase compared to last year
“I was expecting stress,” Kristen Olsen said as she awaited her train at Union Station on Tuesday. Olsen was traveling through Connecticut on her way to Washington D.C. She said so far, the trip had been easy despite it being just two days before Thanksgiving. “I was expecting it to be stressful because it’s right before Thanksgiving,” said Luis...
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Here's what to expect as Thanksgiving travel begins
As we are just a couple of days away from Thanksgiving, here is what to expect as we head into the busiest travel time of the year.
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AAA projects big travel numbers ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
Nationwide, 55.4 million people are expected to travel, the overwhelming majority by car.
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AAA projects big travel numbers ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
AAA is expecting a huge Thanksgiving travel season that will kick off in a week’s time.
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This Year's Thanksgiving Travel Season Among Busiest on Record
Expect busy roads and lines at the airport as thousands in Connecticut travel for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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This Year's Thanksgiving Travel Season Among Busiest on Record
Expect busy roads and lines at the airport as thousands in Connecticut travel for the Thanksgiving holiday. AAA says this year is expected to be near pre-pandemic levels and one of the busiest. “It was easier other times. This time right now is kind of stressful. I’m kind of sweating up to my brim,” Ferron, who was traveling to...
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Today is the Busiest Travel Day of Thanksgiving Week
With just one day until Thanksgiving, we’ve reached the busiest travel day of the holiday week. AAA is projecting almost pre-pandemic level travel this holiday season. They predict over 600,000 Connecticut residents will travel this Thanksgiving. The best time to travel is going to be before 8 a.m. or after 8 p.m. as the roads will be extremely packed during…
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Busy Travel Rush Expected for Thanksgiving
Bradley Airport is expected to be busy starting today with travelers heading to Thanksgiving destinations.