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Air travel in 2025 is reaching new heights with record-breaking days and a significant surge expected during the July Fourth holiday, reflecting strong economic growth and increased travel activity, with major airlines preparing for the busiest period in history.
The TSA screened a record 2.95 million passengers on Friday, marking the busiest single day in its history as Americans hit the roads and skies for Memorial Day weekend. AAA projects 43.8 million people will travel, with 38.4 million driving, the highest since 2000. Severe weather, including thunderstorms and tornadoes, may impact travel plans. Travelers are advised to prepare for delays and leave early to avoid congestion.
China is expecting Lunar New Year travel to rebound to pre-pandemic levels, with an average of 1.8 million inbound and outbound trips per day during the eight-day holiday period. Passenger flows at international airports are projected to peak, and the China Meteorological Administration has warned of potential transport disruptions due to winter weather. More Chinese are expected to travel abroad, driven by post-pandemic enthusiasm and an extended holiday period. Measures have been taken to cope with the travel surge, including deploying sufficient personnel and extending customs clearance hours.