Memorial Day travel expected to be busiest since 2005
About 3.5 million are set to fly nationwide, including 40,000 Connecticut residents, according to AAA.
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19h agoAccording to AAA, this Memorial Day weekend on the roads is expected to be the busiest since 2005.
AAA says it's expected to be the busiest at the airports in decades.
About 3.5 million are set to fly nationwide, including 40,000 Connecticut residents, according to AAA.
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