Here’s how to avoid the congestion expected this summer in the nation’s airports: Take a road trip instead.
If your heart is set on Hawaii, Asia or Europe, that’s not going to work. And if time is of the essence, flying is faster.
I just consulted my Magic 8 Ball and asked whether this travel season would be jam-packed with adventures and misadventures, and it replied, “Signs point to yes.” More authoritatively, two airline experts said much the same thing.Plan on being packed in like sardines on aircraft this summer, particularly if you’re in coach.
. Good news if you sell airline tickets. Mitigating news for travelers: More than 110,000 seats have been added, Spagnola said.
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