Roads, airports fill up as Americans return home
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UNDATED It&#39;s expected to be another busy day at the nation&#39;s airports and highways as (m) millions of Americans return home following the long Thanksgiving holiday.
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All visitors from Europe and elsewhere  were fingerprinted and photographed upon arrival at U.S.  airports on Thursday as part of a new, heightened effort by  authorities to secure American borders.
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Authorities struggled to remove abandoned cars and reopen slick highways across the nation's midsection after a record snowfall buried the region and stranded holiday travelers and shoppers.
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Road spray, weather warnings and airport lines greeted the first wave of travelers in what is expected to be the busiest travel day in years.
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ATLANTA -- Monday is expected to be the second busiest day at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport as holiday travelers return home amid weather woes and airline operational snafus.
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A second plane of American evacuees from battle-scarred Lebanon landed early Friday outside Washington, bringing travelers eager to be home after days of heavy bombings and house-shaking explosions.
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Monday, many businesses and schools reopen as international officials start to assess roads, services.
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US holiday travelers hoping to get back in the air after a weekend of flight cancellations due to computer malfunctions and staff shortages still faced difficulties getting to their destinations on Monday.
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Labor Day weekend in Boston has long been known as a busy time for travel -- particularly for students returning to the region's more than 100 colleges and universities with cars and trucks full of dorm-room gear.
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Despite record fuel prices above $3 per gallon, more Americans are expected to travel by car over the Memorial Day holiday weekend than a year ago
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Traveling this Thanksgiving may not be as easy as it was last year. And that is both good and bad news. On the upside: The long lines at airports
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Passengers flying toward their Thanksgiving feasts can expect to find crowded airports and packed flights on the way. By JEAN HELLER, Times Staff Writer.
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Travelers flying for the Thanksgiving holiday wait in lines and move through Logan International Airport in Boston, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004, during one of the busiest travel times of the year.
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U.S. holiday travelers hoping to get  back in the air after a weekend of flight cancellations due to  computer malfunctions and staff shortages still faced  difficulties getting to their destinations on Monday.
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From Boston to Athens to New York, fear of terror and traffic drives people away.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Philadelphia Eagles were made to feel at home yesterday. Several hundred Eagles supporters, most of them transplants from Pennsylvania and South Jersey, greeted the team buses along Route A1A and dozens more waited for the team at its hotel in Ponte Vedra.
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The AAA is estimating that more than 37 million people will take to the road or skies this Thanksgiving.