Spring break travel to hit peak ahead of April 8 solar eclipse

Do you have a flight out of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in the next couple of days? Well, prepare yourself for the possibility of very busy conditions as the Federal Aviation Administration is predicting next week “will be the busiest of the season" across the country.
The FAA says spring break travel will peak with 50,670 flights on Thursday, April 4, and another 48,904 flights on Friday, April 5.
While the FAA says most travelers are heading to their favorite vacation destinations for spring break, many others are heading to states -- like Ohio -- that fall within the path of totality for the April 8 solar eclipse.
“Travelers flying along the eclipse path may encounter limited parking and potential delays at airports due to the high volume of aircraft and drones attempting to witness the total solar eclipse,” according to the FAA.
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