Image via CrunchBaseThe busiest travel day of the year is almost upon us -- have you got your chain mail travel pants and your 3oz 4Loko shots ready yet?
There's no doubt that the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is the craziest day of the year to travel, and with this year's new security screenings in place and a higher volume of air travelers predicted over last year, airports are going to be experiencing record-setting tumult.
For many of us who are dreading the miserable trek from the ticket counter through security and onto the plane, this year Travelocity is again placing spotters inside of the 12 largest airports in the nation to monitor crowds, security and whatever else manifests during two days of crazy airport mayhem.
This year, the online travel agent is coordinating the entire effort over Twitter. You can find and subscribe to your airport's feed by looking it up over at the Window Seat Blog and then follow along over the course of the day as the drama unfolds.
Another nice advantage of using Twitter for the feeds is that you can actually interact with the spotters.
Either way, make sure you spend extra time getting to the airport and doing your dilligence for your Thanksgiving travel this year. All of this airport research will turn moot if you end up missing your flight.
There's no doubt that the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is the craziest day of the year to travel, and with this year's new security screenings in place and a higher volume of air travelers predicted over last year, airports are going to be experiencing record-setting tumult.
For many of us who are dreading the miserable trek from the ticket counter through security and onto the plane, this year Travelocity is again placing spotters inside of the 12 largest airports in the nation to monitor crowds, security and whatever else manifests during two days of crazy airport mayhem.
This year, the online travel agent is coordinating the entire effort over Twitter. You can find and subscribe to your airport's feed by looking it up over at the Window Seat Blog and then follow along over the course of the day as the drama unfolds.
Another nice advantage of using Twitter for the feeds is that you can actually interact with the spotters.
Either way, make sure you spend extra time getting to the airport and doing your dilligence for your Thanksgiving travel this year. All of this airport research will turn moot if you end up missing your flight.
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