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U.S. airports are at their busiest in 15 years this Thanksgiving, with 31 million travelers expected despite minor delays.
This Thanksgiving travel week, U.S. airports are experiencing the busiest conditions in 15 years, with over 52,000 flights scheduled on Wednesday and more than 31 million passengers expected to travel.
While advanced bookings are down about 4% compared to last year, possibly due to lingering effects from a recent government shutdown, air traffic controller staffing has returned to normal and flight restrictions have been lifted.
All controllers are now paid for scheduled shifts, and 311 will receive $10,000 bonuses for perfect attendance during the shutdown, a move drawing criticism from others.
Despite some delays in areas like Chicago and the Twin Cities due to winter storms, the aviation system is operating at full capacity with no widespread failures.
Los aeropuertos de EE.UU. están en su punto más alto en 15 años este Día de Acción de Gracias, con 31 millones de viajeros esperados a pesar de los pequeños retrasos.