Earlier this month AAA projected 45.1 million people would be traveling at least 50 miles from their homes between May 22 and Memorial Day - on May 26. 2025 will see an increase of 1.4 million ...

American Airlines announced that it was adding a couple of flights to its winter schedule. Interestingly enough, it turns out ...

United Airlines made a major announcement regarding its ... this month AAA projected 45.1 million people would be traveling at least 50 miles from their homes between May 22 and Memorial Day ...

United Airlines expects 3.8 million travelers this Memorial Day weekend, starting a busy summer with new destinations and more passenger traffic. San Francisco Business Times Select a City ...

United Airlines said it expects to fly 3.8 million people for Memorial Day weekend, around 300,000 more than last year. ... However, domestic airfares were up for Memorial Day weekend, ...

Both airlines launched their first-ever flights to the Mediterranean island of Sicily this week, making it much more convenient for U.S. passengers to make a trip out to the Italian area.. United ...

American Airlines shared that it would be operating 38,000 different flights over Memorial Day Weekend, however its busiest day of the year won’t be until July 6, 2025, with 6,800 flights in a ...

Hopper recommends flying midweek, like Tuesday or Wednesday, to save up to 20% on airfare. According to Expedia, the cheapest ...

United expects to fly 300,000 more people over the Memorial Day holiday than in 2024, and about 3 million more over the full summer. American will operate 4.2% more flights this weekend than a ...

United Airlines said the change is aimed at improving efficiency and reducing ... May 26—an increase of 1.4 million travelers compared to last year and a Memorial Day weekend record for ...

A series of destructive storms across parts of the south and central United States could wash out Memorial Day plans and snarl millions of Americans’ return trek home.. As of Monday afternoon ...

Those changes are happening at two of America’s most well-known airlines—Southwest and United—and include alterations to the airlines’ free baggage and check-in policies, respectively.