El Día del Trabajo coronará el verano más activo para Aerolíneas estadounidenses en 15 años

Key Points

• U.S. airlines are expecting their busiest Labor Day period in 15 years, with nearly 17.4 million travelers projected.
• United and American Airlines anticipate record-setting passenger numbers, while overall summer air travel has reached a 15-year high.
• Travel costs for flights, hotels, and car rentals are lower than last year, and over 57% of American adults plan Labor Day travel.

Summary

U.S. airlines are preparing for their busiest Labor Day travel period in 15 years, with the TSA expecting to screen nearly 17.4 million passengers. United and American Airlines both anticipate record-breaking numbers, contributing to a summer that has already seen over 5 million flights since Memorial Day. Travel is also more affordable this year, with lower prices for flights, hotels, car rentals, and gas, and more than 57% of American adults planning to travel for Labor Day.