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- Are you wondering which are the busiest days to fly in November and December? Well, my good buddy and mentor Chris McGinnis (editor of the new Expedia Travel Trendwatch and creator of The Ticket, a monthly travel newsletter and website) has not only spelled it out below, but has created an excellent chart so that people can easily see on which days air traffic will be heaviest. Here’s the 4-1-1:
"THE TICKET asked our contacts at Delta and AirTran about the upcoming holiday peak season and got the skinny for you: Both carriers expect the Wednesday before Thanksgiving (Thur Nov 22) and the Sunday and Monday afterward to be extremely busy. For Christmas, Delta’s Andy McDill says the Thursday thru Saturday before Christmas (Tues Dec 25) and New Years (12/20-12/22 and 12/27-12-28) as well as Thursday and Saturday after New Years (1/3/2008 and 1/5/2008) are expected to be the highest volume days for the holidays. According to AirTran’s Tad Hutcheson, Thanksgiving morning is full, but tapers off after noon. The busiest days for Christmas this year will be Dec 21, 22, 26 and 29. Others will be solid. Christmas Day will be light, as always. Christmas Day is one of the slowest days of the holidays in terms of traffic."
Log on to http://www.travelskills.com/ticket.htm and scroll down a bit to see the handy chart. While you’re there, sign up for his free monthly newsletter.
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