Oakland International Airport is quiet early Tuesday morning, as Thanksgiving travel is expected to ramp up.
The holiday travel season is gearing up, and AAA expects records to be broken in every form of travel - even crusing. About 6 million people are expected to travel by plane, that's more than pre-pandemic levels. But Oakland International Airport was pretty quiet early Tuesday morning and there were only minor delays reported. OAK is expecting to see around 340,000 travelers pass through the airport this week.
"I can’t believe how open it is," said Sandy VanMell, heading to Ithaca, New York to visit her daughters and grandchildren. "I can’t explain it. They’ve been preparing us for the worst." She was hopeful she and her husband wouldn't get caught in bad weather during their stop in Newark.
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