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00:02Thanksgiving travel is set to break records as 81.8 million people take trips of at least
00:0750 miles between Tuesday and Monday, according to Barron's. Airlines for America expects more
00:13than 31 million passengers from November 21st to December 1st, the busiest air travel period
00:18in 15 years. Snow, thunderstorms, and high winds will affect major hubs, including Chicago,
00:25Atlanta, Charlotte, and cities along the Interstate 95 corridor. Weather Trends 360 said the four-day
00:32weekend will be the snowiest in 39 years, with 46 percent of the U.S. seeing snow. As of Tuesday
00:38evening, more than 3,300 flights were delayed and 80 were canceled, with Delta and United facing
00:45hundreds of delays at major airports. AAA said 73.3 million people will drive and recommends
00:52checking batteries, tires, and fuel levels after responding to 600,000 roadside calls last
00:58Thanksgiving. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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