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During peak holiday travel, measles, one of the most infectious diseases, was detected at Newark Liberty and Boston Logan airports, prompting health officials to conduct contact tracing and urging vaccination to prevent further spread amid a record travel season.
Snow and high winds caused widespread delays and cancellations at U.S. airports during a busy holiday weekend, with the Midwest and East Coast most affected, as a powerful storm approaches the Great Lakes region.
A snowstorm hit New York City and the US Northeast, causing up to 10 inches of snow, leading to over 2,400 flight cancellations and travel disruptions. Authorities declared states of emergency, but as the storm eased, residents enjoyed the winter scenery and resumed outdoor activities.
A winter storm caused over 1,500 flight cancellations and hazardous travel conditions across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions during the holiday season, with snow and cold weather impacting travel and prompting states to declare emergencies, while California experienced heavy rains and flooding with fatalities.
A severe winter storm is causing widespread flight cancellations and delays across the US, especially in the Northeast, with up to nine inches of snow expected in New York City, prompting travel advisories and safety warnings during the peak holiday season.
PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike are implementing vehicle restrictions and safety measures on major highways due to an approaching winter storm, which coincides with peak holiday travel, urging drivers to monitor conditions, avoid unnecessary travel, and drive cautiously to prevent accidents.
Airlines are waiving change fees and fare differences for travelers affected by a major winter storm forecasted to hit the New York City area, as the holiday travel season approaches, with record passenger numbers expected between December 19 and January 5.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for Southeastern Michigan due to forecasted freezing rain and ice accumulation on Friday, which may impact travel during the holiday weekend, with expected ice buildup of 0.05 to 0.10 inches and temperatures around freezing.
The TSA warns travelers not to wear sparkly Christmas sweaters through airport security as the metallic elements can trigger scanners, potentially leading to delays or additional screening. Travelers are advised to pack these sweaters in luggage instead.
This holiday season is expected to be the busiest in 24 years in the Philadelphia region, with 1.4 million people traveling, mostly by car, though some opt for trains due to snow and winter weather conditions. Despite snow slowing roads, travel is expected to improve later in the evening, with lighter traffic on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Gas prices in the U.S. have fallen to four-year lows, averaging below $3 per gallon, leading to a record number of holiday travelers, mostly by car, and potentially easing inflation pressures during the holiday season.
The TSA is preparing for a record-breaking holiday travel season, expecting to screen 44.3 million travelers between December 19, 2025, and January 4, 2026, with improvements like REAL ID enforcement, new PreCheck benefits for military families, and relaxed shoe removal policies to enhance the traveler experience.
The article discusses how the plot of 'Home Alone 2' would be less plausible today due to increased airport security measures implemented after 9/11, which prevent children from boarding planes alone as Kevin did in the film. It highlights the changes in travel protocols, such as stricter unaccompanied minor policies and digital boarding passes, and reflects on the ongoing busy holiday travel season in the U.S.
The holiday travel rush in Southern California is causing significant delays on freeways and at airports, with record numbers of Americans traveling and an incoming storm expected to further disrupt plans. Travelers are advised to leave early due to busy roads and weather conditions.
The holiday season is expected to be extremely busy, with over 122 million Americans traveling between December 20 and January 1, including record-breaking air travel days on December 19, 20, and 21, and post-Christmas weekends. Travelers are advised to watch out for scams involving fake websites and impersonators, and to use official airline channels for bookings and information.