Travelers head to the Huntsville airport the day before Thanksgiving

According to the TSA, airports are seeing their biggest crowds since March right now.

Posted: Nov 25, 2020 5:25 AM

Posted By: Sierra Phillips

The TSA reported more than 3-million air travelers over the weekend! The Huntsville International Airport is seeing some of those travelers. WAAY31 was there as Wednesday early morning flights headed to major connecting airports.

A spokeswoman at Huntsville International says right now they are seeing more people than they have been since the pandemic started, but she added that the thanksgiving rush is not as big as it's been in previous years. If you are flying this year you'll notice some changes in the airport. They're cleaning surfaces more often, offering more contact-less flight check-ins and have installed social distancing markers. The biggest crowds are ahead of us Sunday is expected to be the most crowded day at airports across the country.

Are you traveling this week for Thanksgiving? Airports are seeing their biggest crowds since March! I’m live here this morning with the details @WAAYTV pic.twitter.com/ik1mnKcwxl
— Sierra Phillips (@sierraWAAY31) November 25, 2020

Alabama Coronavirus Cases

Cases: 445909

Reported Deaths: 6896

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Mobile	32138	590
Madison	28596	223
Tuscaloosa	21703	276
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Shelby	19584	138
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Lee	13378	109
Morgan	12741	145
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Calhoun	11626	228
Marshall	10513	126
Houston	9097	168
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Walker	6068	184
Jackson	6056	49
Colbert	5601	94
Blount	5517	94
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Coffee	4705	69
Dale	4151	86
Franklin	3781	50
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Chilton	3480	79
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Henry	1613	25
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Sumter	908	28
Greene	783	23
Coosa	646	19
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Tennessee Coronavirus Cases

Cases: 712406

Reported Deaths: 9162

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Hamilton	36114	353
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Wilson	14907	170
Sullivan	13036	229
Blount	12443	136
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Dyer	4885	87
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