home. it could get congested. out of the estimated nearly 4.3 million travelers that are flying by air this memorial day weekend per aaa, 1 million will come through this airport in dallas. weather across the country is holding. the flight aware misery map not that miserable. 234 delays and seven cancellations reported. chicago o hare has the most. in general, travel experts say if you think it is busy now, wait until the dog days of summer. we expect this to be a record-setting start to the summer travel season and based on the way bookings are looking there is a good chance this summer could be one for the history books as well. many feared a repeat of traffic tangles with the christmas holiday. fortunately nothing like that to report. julie: good news. stacy stiegel live from dallas.
unleaded regular this year versus $4.13 last year that is 52 cents cheaper per gallon. by context still more than what drivers were paying two years ago when the average price was under three bucks at 2.87. analysts warn as summer rolls on prices will go up, up, up. so kind of scary we might see fireworks when it comes to the fourth of july when it comes to gas prices. and travel experts warn that those increasing fuel prices, as summer goes on, could translate into sticker shock when it comes to buying airline tickets. mike? mike: we will follow it. casey stegall live at dfw, casey, thanks very much. target has taken a huge financial hit in recent days. the reason? backlash over its pride-themed clothing line for children. let s get details tonight from correspondent nate foy in new
top three spots. i definitely noticed a limited number of people but not too bad. anything yet so i guess it is fine so far. extremely busy. since 2019 i was tamping myself up for this. clearly that the numbers tell the story. more than 37 million americans, the vast majority expect her to drive to their destination. that, by the way a 6% jump from last year says aaa. gas prices averaging $3.65 a gallon down significantly $0.50 cheaper per gallon versus the previous memorial day weekend. airfare, on the other end not so much with high demand and so many people planning summer vacations. the travel experts say to expect sticker shock if you want to play somewhere this summer, arthel. arthel: hey, casey speaking of road trips, what is your