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Holiday travel Busiest day of the week at Seattle airport

SeaTac, WALocal News

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport was alive with activity on November 28, 2024, as it marked the busiest travel day of the week for Thanksgiving. Airport spokesperson Perry Cooper reported that despite the influx of over 177,000 travelers, security wait times were efficient, averaging 5 to 10 minutes, thanks to effective TSA staffing. Among the travelers was Zana Oblas from Kalispell, Montana, who shared her delightful experience traveling with her dog Peggy, known for her charming under-bite. Although some airline counters experienced long lines, the overall atmosphere remained positive, reflecting the holiday spirit. However, congestion on Airport Drive created challenges for those picking up passengers, leading officials to recommend alternative parking strategies.

As families reunited and holiday excitement filled the air, the day encapsulated the joy and chaos of holiday travel, highlighting the importance of preparation and patience during peak travel times.

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