Lindy. that said, there is cautious optimism right now from travel experts that this is going to be relatively smooth sailing, as we saw a meltdown over memorial, but since then, the other major holidays that have come and passed, whether it s july 4th or the labor day holiday, it s been a lot smoother. if you look at the travel patterns right now, lindy, you re seeing about 1,100 delays, 60 cancellations nationally, that s pretty typical of a normal day. what wave seen from airlines is they ve sort of trimmed down their flight schedules, been a little bit less ambitious, and added more pilots. we know there was a shortage in that department. that s definitely helped. but as far as what you need to know, the heaviest volumes for when to fly, tuesday and wednesday and the sunday after thanksgiving, which is to say that monday right now is really your opportune time. one other cheat code to keep in mind, if you can, book the earliest possible flight. here s an explanation as to why. th