SAN ANTONIO - This year's Thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busiest we have seen in a while, according to the ...
San Antonio International Airport expects 137,000 travelers through Dec. 1 and don't expect any major disruptions.
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Light lines, big relief: San Antonio International Airport defies expectations on peak travel day
Many passengers expressed gratitude for the end of the 43-day government shutdown, which had stretched federal employees — ...
The San Antonio International Airport is preparing for a busy Thanksgiving holiday travel season, as officials expect a ...
San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is trying to soothe holiday travel stress with festive decorations and music. If you ...
SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio International Airport is celebrating their first nonstop flight to Puerto Rico on Wednesday. This flight is the first to a Caribbean destination and is just in time for ...
If you're flying out for Thanksgiving officials say to expect large crowds although slightly less than last year.TSA says ...
SAN ANTONIO – Air travel could become dicey for travelers as airlines are expected to cut flights to and from major hubs across the country Friday. The Federal Aviation Administration directed ...
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