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As Thanksgiving approaches, millions of Michiganders are preparing to travel, with AAA reporting a significant uptick in both road and air travel. This year, families are eager to reunite, with many opting for road trips or flights to celebrate the holiday with loved ones.
According to AAA estimates, the number of travelers this Thanksgiving weekend is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels, with over 1.7 million residents of Michigan hitting the road. The organization emphasizes that seeing family and friends after years of restricted travel is a major motivator for this surge.
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is staying on schedule, providing timely flights for those flying out to join their families. Airport authorities have implemented measures to ensure smooth operations amid the holiday rush. Increased staffing and preparedness have made DTW one of the busiest yet most efficient airports in the region.
Travelers at DTW have reported minimal delays so far, making their journey smoother as they embark on their Thanksgiving trips. With many choosing to fly, the airport has seen an influx of passengers, and officials are optimistic about maintaining their punctuality throughout the weekend.
For those traveling by car, Michigan’s roadways are buzzing with activity. Officials warn of heavy traffic, especially on major highways leading out of the state’s metro areas. Motorists are advised to plan their trips accordingly, allowing extra time to reach their destinations safely.
With family gatherings and feasts awaiting, Michiganders are excited to travel this Thanksgiving, marking a season of togetherness and gratitude.
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