Air travel is expected to pick up next week due to the Great North American Eclipse. Many Americans are planning to fly on April 8 to witness the total solar eclipse. This will result in crowded airports and long security lines.
Air travel is expected to increase in the coming weeks due to the Great North American Eclipse . Many Americans are planning to fly on April 8 to witness the total solar eclipse . This will result in crowded airports and long security lines .
Passengers are advised to pack light, be patient, and pleasant with everyone.
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