Holiday travel

AAA of Western & Central New York predicts more than 122 million people will travel 50 miles or more. They suggest early arrival, car safety prep, planning travel routes & times, and patience.

Southwest Airlines plan to only fly about a third of its regular flights out of Syracuse, adding to the multiple delays and cancellations during the holiday travel season.

A winter storm bringing rain, wind, snow and freezing temperatures is set to hit Central New York, causing a rare flash freeze.

AAA says travel for the holiday is bouncing back after COVID-19.

.AAA Travel expects 48 million people to travel this holiday weekend.

AAA said Central New Yorkers thinking of traveling Memorial Day Weekend to start making their plans now. This year’s travel season shapes up to be unusually busy.

The winter storm could make travel conditions dangerous by late Saturday.

Triple A of Western and Central New York find 47.7 million people intend to take a Fourth-of-July holiday trip. High gas prices are not expected to deter travelers, while reduced schedules at airports will make flying crowded.

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This December is expected to be one of the busiest travel seasons in history, so the Transportation Security Administration at Syracuse’s Hancock airport…