Flight delays stayed minimal this week despite a Midwest snowstorm and record travelers, but the busiest day is still ahead.

Millions of Americans prepare to travel this Thanksgiving week, and one Texas airport is expected to be among the busiest.

Winter weather caused flight delays and cancellations in the middle of the country, but most other areas reported few problems. Rain and snow were expected in the Midwest and Northeast heading into Thanksgiving Day.

Airlines are encouraging passengers to check flight statuses before heading to the airport, though no waivers have been issued for weather-related changes or cancellations. Meanwhile, the Transportation Security Administration is gearing up for record-breaking passenger numbers,

Here's how you can track flights and delays, and find out what to expect during the 2024 Thanksgiving travel rush, including the latest weather forecast:

A new U.S. Department of Transportation rule that went into effect last month says if your flight is delayed by more than three hours for domestic trips, or more than six hours for international trips, you’re automatically entitled to a refund if you choose not to travel on the delayed flight, USA Today reported.

An atmospheric river storm hitting the Bay Area has had a drastic impact on flights at San Francisco International Airport, with dozens of cancellations and hundreds of delays.

As millions of Americans prepare to hit the road or take to the skies back home after Thanksgiving, early reports are signaling little disruptions.