U.S. Department of Transportation’s Post

The busy spring break travel season kicked off last week with a record number of travelers – already trending at nearly 6% above the 2023 spring break period. As U.S. airports serve more passengers during busy travel periods, like spring break, year-over-year, it becomes critical that lawmakers prioritize passenger safety and convenience. This is especially true at Reagan National Airport (DCA), an airport that the experts agree is at capacity and cannot accommodate any more flights. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eqas_iCU.

Summer travel is heating up! We expect Thursday, May 23 to be the busiest day for air travel since 2019 with 53,515 forecasted flights. We continue to see an increase in traffic and expect even busier days this summer. Learn how we manage increased air traffic volume, summer weather and work with airlines to get you to your destination safely at https://bit.ly/3WK99AG. #MemorialDay

How airlines can handle busier summers—and comparatively quiet winters: Air travel is becoming more seasonal. What steps can airlines take to adapt to the new shape of demand? http://dlvr.it/T16Bls

Surge in US Air Travel Driven by Lower Fares and Record-Breaking Volumes Record air travel is expected in the US over the July 4 holiday, with 32 million travelers expected between Friday and Monday, a 5.4% year-over-year increase in travel for the holiday. The Transportation Security Administration has recorded seven of its ten busiest days between late May and late June. This surge is attributed to lower airfares, a strong desire to travel, especially among younger generations, and the extended holiday period. #USAIRTRAVEL, #LOWERFARES, #SUMMERTRAVELSEASON, #FLIGHTDELAYS, #TSA, #TRANSPORTATIONSECURITYADMINISTRATION, #RECORDBREAKINGVOLUMES, #PASSENGERSCREENING, #JULY4HOLIDAY, #USTRAVEL, #IPW, #UNITED, #ABCMUNDIAL, #KARINAGIORGENELLO https://lnkd.in/dZUrARMb

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Air Travel Cannot Stop Breaking Records! More Records are Expected to be Broken Over Independence Day Travel ✈ The number of air travelers through U.S. airports hit a new record-high on Sunday June 23 with 2,996,193 people screened ✈ TSA expects this record to be broken again over the Independence Day holiday - forecasting that it will break 3-million people screened in a single day for the first time ever  ✈ It’s projected that a record 5.74 million people will fly to their July 4th destinations  ✈ Recent travel surges will continue through 2024 into 2025 with North America is estimated to reach 2.2 billion passengers or 104% of 2019 levels in 2024 

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Are you one of the 2 in 3 Americans planning to travel this holiday season? See our latest Investment Property Exchange Services, Inc (IPX1031) data on travel concerns, busiest airports and airports with the most cancelations and delays here https://lnkd.in/gNy3Z9F3 #IPX1031 #1031Exchange #HolidayTravel2023 

Air travel can be stressful. Rising airfares and hotel costs, flight cancellations, pilot strikes, long security wait lines, and lost luggage are just some of the headaches that travellers face as more and more people head to the US. According to the US Travel Association, flight demand was up by 12% in July alone. US expats may want to be extra cautious, especially if they fall into one of two categories. Do you fall into either? https://bit.ly/48KhNTo #uscitizenshiprenunciation #usexpats