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.

It could be a record-breaking Thanksgiving travel weekend but the threat of disruption looms large as an arctic blast sweeps across parts of the U.S.

Traveling this Thanksgiving Day? Here’s where to check the status of flights for every major airline at Newark, JFK Airport and LaGuardia airports.

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

Yet, new federal rules from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) are now in effect, offering passengers protections that can help them recover their money faster if their flight plans are disrupted.

New federal rules ensure quick refunds for canceled or significantly delayed flights during the Thanksgiving travel surge.

Travelers heading to Newark International Airport could face delays of up to 95 minutes, according to the FAA. Ground delays have been issued for the airport until 2 a.m. Thursday morning. “Due to FAA issues,

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.

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:

These are optimistic numbers for the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. A storm that was pounding California's Sierra Nevada with snow Tuesday took aim at the Colorado Rockies and could roll east and slam the Appalachians on Thanksgiving Day.