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We're going to start with a Thanksgiving travel forecast.

And the breaking news, the FAA lifting restrictions on flights,

as a record number of people are expected to travel for the holiday.

Transportation correspondent, Gio Benitez, is at LaGuardia Airport in New York.

Hey, Gio.

Hey, Maggie.

Yeah, some really good news for travelers right now because the FAA has now officially stopped reducing those flights because of the shutdown and those air traffic control staffing issues. And you remember those images we saw. Take a look at this because those restrictions over the past few weeks caused days of chaotic scenes with flight reductions at 40 major airports in the country.

We saw those long lines, more than 11,000 canceled flights. So a lot of passengers were really

frustrated. But now airlines are expecting everything to be back to normal by Thanksgiving.

In fact, some airlines like American and its regional partners say that they even plan to

operate more

flights than last year's Thanksgiving holiday. And by the way, I looked at yesterday's numbers.

Those were before those reductions were actually lifted. And it turns out that we had just

about 100 flights canceled. So it was a really good day even without that. So hopefully things

stay like that this week, Maggie.

Hopefully, Jew.

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