Traveling this Labor Day weekend? Here's what you should know

The transcript discusses the expected travel trends for the Labor Day weekend, highlighting the increase in travelers both in the air and on the road. TSA and airlines like United and American are preparing for a busy period. Denver International Airport is expecting a 5% increase in travelers. Travel experts predict crowds, although Labor Day is not as busy as July 4th or Thanksgiving. AAA reports a 9% increase in domestic flight bookings, with airfares down 2% and car rentals down 16%. Gas prices have decreased from last year. Travelers are advised to pack essentials and be patient due to expected congestion.

What is the TSA preparing for during the Labor Day weekend?

• A decrease in travelers

• Its busiest travel period on record

• A new security protocol

• A weather-related delay

What is the expected increase in travel at Denver International Airport during the holiday season?

• 5%

• 3%

• 10%

• 7%

How much are domestic flight bookings up from last year's holiday according to AAA?

• 15%

• 5%

• 9%

• 12%

What is the expected change in car rental costs during the Labor Day weekend?

• No change

• Down 16%

• Up 10%

• Up 5%

According to Inrex, when is the worst time to be on the road during the Labor Day weekend?

• Saturday evening

• Friday morning

• Thursday afternoon until 7:30 PM

• Monday morning