Near-record numbers of travelers took to the skies for the Thanksgiving holiday amid FAA warnings of flight delays and the promise of big crowds at South Florida’s international airports.

Some are at their lowest price ever! Planning to travel this Thanksgiving holiday? You’ll have plenty of company on the road. Here are the best and worst times to travel in the NYC-area. Nearly 80 million people are expected to travel 50 miles or more during the holiday period,

One of the busiest travel periods of the year is fast approaching, as millions of people prepare to travel 50 miles or more to see family and friends for Thanksgiving. Local travelers can expect more congestion on highways and at Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport in the days leading up to and after the holiday.

The Thanksgiving holiday is upon us, and a record number of Americans are reportedly planning to travel for their big turkey meal. That means you might find yourself stuck in traffic for hours on end depending on when you leave the house.

Thanksgiving is the busiest holiday for travel and this year we’re expecting to set new records across the board, from driving to flying and cruising,” said Stacey Barber, vice president of AAA Travel.

This year's Thanksgiving is predicted to be the "busiest ever" for air travel, a transport agency has warned. The American Automobile Association (AA) has projected there will be a record 5.84 million air travelers this season.

INRIX, a transportation data and insights company, said Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons are the worst, while the best to drive is on Thanksgiving itself. At the end of the holiday, you should leave early Sunday morning to avoid some traffic.