{"id":10231,"date":"2023-11-19T06:48:54","date_gmt":"2023-11-19T06:48:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/aviation-news.info\/?p=10231"},"modified":"2023-11-19T06:48:55","modified_gmt":"2023-11-19T06:48:55","slug":"tsa-warns-precheck-lines-might-be-longer-this-year-for-thanksgiving-travel","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/aviation-news.info\/?p=10231","title":{"rendered":"TSA warns PreCheck lines might be longer this year for Thanksgiving travel"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Air aviation news- In the latest aviation news, the Transportation Security Administration gears up for record crowds over Thanksgiving<\/a>, with PreCheck screening lanes likely to be busier than before; AAA predicts air travel numbers will be 6.6% greater than last Thanksgiving; Alaska Airlines will overhaul international award travel for Mileage Plan loyalty members next year;\u00a0Frontier rolls out its 2024-25 all-you-can-fly airpass<\/a>; Southwest plans a small devaluation of Rapid Rewards points in 2024; two more big U.S. carriers will add service to Mexico\u2019s new Riviera Maya airport in the spring;\u00a0U.S. airlines show no signs of resuming Israel service yet<\/a>;\u00a0JetBlue won\u2019t lose its Amsterdam routes next year after all<\/a>; there are more ups and downs for U.S.-China flights; Dubai\u2019s two international airlines order a huge number of new wide-body planes for the years ahead and Southwest Airlines increases alcoholic beverage prices just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The Transportation Security Administration says it is ready to handle an unprecedented number of air travelers over the coming holiday<\/strong>. TSA defines the Thanksgiving travel period as Nov. 17-28, and predicts it will screen a record 30 million passengers over those 12 days. The busiest days at airport checkpoints are projected to be Tuesday, Nov. 21 (2.6 million), Wednesday, Nov. 22 (2.7 million) and Sunday, Nov. 26 (2.9 million). If that 2.9 million forecast pans out, it will match the number of TSA airport screenings recorded on June 30 of this year \u2014 \u201cthe heaviest passenger screening volume in TSA history,\u201d the agency noted.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Members of TSA\u2019s PreCheck trusted traveler program might be facing checkpoint lines that are longer than last year\u2019s. Why? According to TSA,\u00a0the number of travelers enrolled in PreCheck is now more than 17.6 million, a gain of 3.9 million (28%) over the same time last year<\/a>. Still, the agency says it expects to keep waiting times below 10 minutes for\u00a0PreCheck members and 30 minutes for the regular screening lanes. So far this year, \u201cWe have already seen seven of the top 10 busiest travel days in\u00a0TSA\u2019s history,\u201d said TSA Administrator David Pekoske. \u201cWe are ready for the anticipated volumes and are working closely with our airline and airport partners to make sure we are prepared for this busy holiday travel season.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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FILE: An Alaska Airlines planes lands as a United Airlines plane prepares to take off from SFO\u00a0on April 22, 2023.<\/p>\n

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Last week,\u00a0United and American Airlines said they expected record air travel over the Thanksgiving holiday period<\/a>, which started this week, and now the annual forecast from AAA suggests a similar boom<\/strong>. The organization defines the Thanksgiving travel period as just five days (Nov. 22-26) versus the 12 days in the airlines\u2019 predictions.\u00a0AAA said during that period it expects to see 4.69 million Americans traveling by air<\/a>, up 6.6% from last year and a gain of 2.5% from the pre-pandemic year of 2019. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday of that week will be the busiest travel days, AAA noted. Average airline ticket prices during November and December this year are $681 for domestic trips (up 5% from last year), AAA said, and $1,231 for international flights (down 5.7%). Road travelers will outnumber air travelers by 10 to 1 over Thanksgiving, AAA said. (It predicts that in the Bay Area, the busiest driving route that weekend will be Monterey to San Francisco northbound via San Jose on Sunday evening, which will take three hours and 10 minutes \u2013 63% longer than usual.)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Alaska Airlines said this week it is revising its policies for Mileage Plan award trips starting in March<\/strong>, with\u00a0new award pricing charts and an emphasis on expanding and simplifying award travel on its 24 international partner carriers<\/a>, which include both Oneworld and non-Oneworld airlines. The new award travel charts are split into three regions: the Americas, Europe\/Middle East\/Africa and Asia-Pacific. \u201cThey provide clearly defined \u2018starting from\u2019 redemption rates that vary depending on the distance being flown,\u201d Alaska said. Under the new pricing structure, the company said, 60% of nonstop routes on partner airlines in economy class will start at a lower price, and so will 64% of routes in business class. The shortest award flights will have a minimum price of 4,500 miles, down from the current 7,500.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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\u201cAll our partner redemption pricing will be one-way so our guests can mix and match which airlines they\u2019re flying, say British Airways on an outbound flight from Seattle to London and then Finnair from Helsinki to Seattle for the return,\u201d Alaska said, adding that it will expand access to premium economy awards on more partners, including American Airlines and Japan Airlines. It also promised to offer \u201cglobal partner award sales with quarterly, limited-time promotions featuring special pricing of up to 50% off specific partners, routes or destinations.\u201d The Points Guy said the new structure offers \u201ca mixed bag compared to current award rates<\/a>,\u201d although it provides \u201csome notable simplicity that was previously missing.\u201d One Mile at a Time opined that \u201cchanges along these lines were long overdue<\/a>.\u201d And View from the Wing said the revisions bring \u201ca lot more confidence<\/a>\u201d in Mileage Plan awards. Previously, \u201cThey had different pricing for different partners, that they no longer disclosed and that would change without notice. Now everyone is on the same chart with the same rules.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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FILE: Frontier Airlines was slapped with a $2 million fine in 2022 for how it treated its customers.<\/p>\n

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Frontier Airlines has unveiled the 2024-25 version of its\u00a0GoWild! All-You-Can-Fly airpass, priced at $499 for 12 months of travel from May 1, 2024 through April 30, 2025<\/strong>. Customers who buy the pass at FlyFrontier.com by Nov. 28 of this year will also get Frontier Miles Silver elite status during 2024.\u00a0The pass price covers only the basic fare, not add-on fees like bags, seat assignments and so on<\/a>. It also comes with booking restrictions; domestic trips can be reserved no earlier than the day before departure and international flights no more than 10 days in advance, and bookings must be made on the airline\u2019s website. However, Frontier said it will introduce a new feature making select flights available for earlier booking. \u201cSimply search and choose GoWild! when available,\u201d Frontier said, adding that an early booking fee might apply.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Members of Southwest Airlines\u2019 Rapid Rewards loyalty program who plan to book an award trip for next year are being advised to make the reservation before Jan. 1 to avoid a reduction of their point values<\/strong>. The point cost of an award trip is tied to the dollar price of the ticket, and according to The Points Guy,\u00a0the airline is telling Rapid Rewards members on their latest account statements that on Jan. 1<\/a>, the number of points required per dollar of base fare will rise by around 4%. \u201cWe\u2019re making this change as a normal course of business to adapt to the current environment and increased cost pressures,\u201d an airline spokesperson told The Points Guy.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The last week of March next year will be a busy time for Mexico\u2019s new international airport at Tulum<\/strong>, serving the Yucatan\u2019s popular Riviera Maya resort area about two hours south of Cancun. Besides the new non-stop service that Delta and Spirit Airlines will launch on March 28 from Atlanta and Fort Lauderdale\/Orlando respectively, United and American are also jumping on the Tulum bandwagon.\u00a0United announced it will operate 22 flights a week to Tulum starting March 31 from its hubs at Newark, Houston Bush Intercontinental and Chicago O\u2019Hare<\/a>, followed by seasonal daily service from Los Angeles beginning May 23.\u00a0American said it will introduce four flights a day into Tulum on March 28, two from Dallas\/Fort Worth and one each from Miami and Charlotte, North Carolina, all using 737s<\/a>. In June, AA said, it will boost schedules on several Latin America\/Caribbean routes, adding a second daily flight from Charlotte to St. Thomas; from DFW to Guatemala City, Guatemala and San Jose, Costa Rica; and from Miami to Antigua; Anguilla; Georgetown, Guyana; Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago; and Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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FILE: A Boeing 737-3E7 from Ukraine International Airlines lands at Israel\u2019s Ben Gurion International airport on the outskirts of Tel Aviv in July 2017.<\/p>\n

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U.S. airlines are continuing their suspension of flights to Tel Aviv as Israel\u2019s war against Hamas in Gaza and related skirmishes in the region show no signs of abating<\/strong>.\u00a0Delta had previously suggested it might revive New York JFK-Tel Aviv service on Nov. 15, but this week it said its plans have changed<\/a>. Now, JFK-TLV flights \u201cwill continue to be canceled as the airline continuously monitors the security situation in the region,\u201d Delta said, noting that it will make \u201cadditional cancellations on a rolling basis, as needed for the safety of our customers and crew.\u201d Last month, Delta suspended its Atlanta and Boston flights to Tel Aviv. United Airlines has suspended its Israel flights without setting a date for their resumption. There were some published reports this week that United would resume Newark-Tel Aviv service on Nov. 24, but according to Reuters,\u00a0that\u2019s not happening<\/a>. United said that notification was made in error by its public relations agency. American Airlines has\u00a0suspended Tel Aviv service at least through\u00a0Dec. 4<\/a>, but Israel\u2019s El Al Airlines continues to fly into Tel Aviv from its U.S. gateways.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Apparently JetBlue\u2019s routes from Boston and New York JFK to Amsterdam will be safe next year after all<\/strong>.\u00a0JetBlue was expecting to lose access to Amsterdam Schiphol following the Dutch government\u2019s announcement earlier this year that it planned to mandate a 10% reduction in 2024 flight operations below 2019 levels due to noise and environmental concerns. That order would have banned airlines that recently started flying to AMS (like JetBlue) and led to schedule reductions for longer-term operators (like Delta and Air France\/KLM). But this week,\u00a0the government suddenly reversed course after the U.S. and European Union lobbied against the plan<\/a>, dropping its proposed cap on flights at Schiphol.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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U.S.-China air service continues to experience some ups and downs with Chinese airlines slowly adding flights and U.S. carriers pushing back the planned revival of some routes<\/strong>.\u00a0China Southern Airlines has filed to increase frequencies on its San Francisco-Wuhan route<\/a>\u00a0from one weekly flight to two effective Nov. 30; and China Eastern, which currently operates two weekly SFO-Shanghai flights,\u00a0plans to boost its Los Angeles-Shanghai schedule from three flights a week to five starting Nov. 25<\/a>. Air China, which flies from SFO to Beijing twice a week,\u00a0plans to bring back Washington Dulles-Beijing service twice a week, with a stop in Los Angeles on the westbound leg<\/a>; and to add a third weekly departure to its regular LAX-Beijing roundtrip route. But Delta\u2019s latest update shows\u00a0the resumption of its LAX-Shanghai service now being pushed back from March 31 to July 12<\/a>, when it plans to offer four flights a week. United, which recently revived daily SFO-Beijing flights,\u00a0is delaying the restoration of Newark-Beijing and Newark-Shanghai flights from Jan. 9 to mid-February<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Emirati men stand in front of an Emirates\u2019 Airbus A380 double-decker jumbo jet at the Dubai Air Show in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.<\/p>\n

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It looks like Dubai\u2019s international airport is going to be extremely busy in the years ahead, based on news from the big annual airshow held there this week<\/strong>.\u00a0Two Dubai-based airlines have placed orders worth tens of billions of dollars for new aircraft from Boeing<\/a>. Emirates, which already has more Boeing 777 wide-bodies than any other airline, has ordered 90 more \u2014 all of them from Boeing\u2019s next-generation 777X model. That consists of 55 777-9s and 35 777-8s. \u201cThis takes the airline\u2019s 777X order book to a total of 205 units,\u201d Emirates said. The first 777-9, from an earlier order, is due to join Emirates\u2019 fleet in 2025. The carrier also boosted its existing order for new Boeing 787 Dreamliners to a total of 35. The overall order is worth around $52 billion.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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And in case those 90 extra 777s aren\u2019t enough,\u00a0Emirates has also placed a $6 billion order for 15 more Airbus A350-900 wide-bodies<\/a>\u00a0in addition to the 50 it had ordered previously. As for Emirates\u2019 existing fleet of 777s, The Points Guy said this week that\u00a0the carrier is planning to announce a refit of its \u201cwoefully outdated\u201d business class cabin<\/a>, possibly replacing the current 2-3-2 configuration with a roomier 1-2-1 layout. Meanwhile, Emirates\u2019 low-cost sister carrier\u00a0flyDubai, whose current fleet is mostly Boeing 737s, placed its first-ever order for wide-body aircraft \u2014 a total of\u00a030 787-9 Dreamliners<\/a>\u00a0with an estimated price tag of $11 billion. Elsewhere, Reuters reported this week that rival\u00a0Turkish Airlines has reached a tentative deal with Airbus to buy 355 new planes<\/a>, including 90 wide-body A350-900s and A350-1000s along with 250 single-aisle A321neos.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Southwest Airlines is upping its prices for onboard beverages<\/strong>. The Dallas Morning News reported how\u00a0the increase arrives just in time for Thanksgiving travel<\/a>. Beer prices, previously $6, are now a dollar more while wine prices are rising $2 from $6 to $8. All liquor sales on Southwest flights are also rising two bucks from $7 to $9. The airlines hasn\u2019t changed its price points for alcohol\u00a0since 2018<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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