“While this Memorial Day weekend isn’t expected to set an air travel record (set back in 2005 with 3.64 million travelers), this year’s numbers are projected to surpass pre-pandemic levels ...

This Memorial Day weekend isn’t expected to break the air travel record of 3.64 million travelers in 2005, but it is projected to surpass pre-COVID-19 levels by 12%. Travel by other modes ...

The previous record was set in 2005 with 44 million travelers. Domestic travel is expected to see an increase of 1.4 million travelers compared to last year — setting a new Memorial Day weekend ...

Memorial Day weekend travel this year is expected to break the travel record for the holiday, with more than 45 million Americans expected to hit the road between Thursday and Monday next week.

AAA predicts the busiest Memorial ... expected to travel 50 miles or more during the Memorial Day holiday period, stretching from Thursday, May 22, through Monday, May 26. This estimate could set ...

AAA predicts this year will set a record for Memorial Day weekend travel. A record number of ... according to the airline. Friday is expected to be the busiest day for United, with 550,000 ...

Memorial Day weekend continues to to be one of the most popular weekend for folks to hit the road and skies. This year, AAA forecasts a record 45.1 million people in the U.S. will travel at least ...

Record travel volume is projected for the upcoming Independence Day holiday period. Michigan is expected to have more than ...

In Southern California, about 3.6 million are expected hit the road or hop on a plane, the third consecutive year of record-breaking travel for Memorial Day weekend. “Consumers continue to ...