
At least 7 Sudanese migrants found dead after being stranded in Libyan desert
A Libyan ambulance service says at least at seven Sudanese migrants were found dead after their vehicle broke down and left them stranded for days deep in the desert
A Libyan ambulance service says at least at seven Sudanese migrants were found dead after their vehicle broke down and left them stranded for days deep in the desert
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People began loading up their cars and jumping on planes across the U.S. on Thursday as the long Memorial Day weekend kicked off. Even as politics and the nation’s aging air traffic infrastructure rattle the U.S. travel industry, Americans were expected to get away in record numbers.Auto club organization AAA predicted that over 45 million people — 1.4 million more than last year — would venture at least 50 miles from their homes between Thursday and Monday, with the vast majority going by car. The holiday’s previous domestic travel record was set 20 years ago.The analysts who prepared the forecast weren’t sure when they started their research if concerns about the economy would cause fewer U.S. residents to plan getaways for the unofficial start of summer, but it doesn’t seem to be the case, AAA spokesperson Aixa Diaz said.“People are still feeling pretty good about travel,” Diaz said, adding that some households and individuals may just opt to spend less money on their trips.Memorial Day weekend weatherTemperatures over the holiday weekend will be a study in contrasts — from warm across much of the South and West to cool across much of the Midwest and Northeast, said Peter Mullinax, a meteorologist at the federal Weather Prediction Center.“For those who are going to the beaches in the Mid-Atlantic — places like Ocean City or the Jersey Shore — it’s going to feel far from the unofficial kickoff of summer,” Mullinax said. “Meanwhile, you can go to the South and there’s places in Texas that are 90s, 100.”Travelers should remember to keep any eye out for severe weather warnings. Weather, according to the Federal Aviation Administration, is the leading cause of flight delays. Thunderstorms, tornadoes and other extreme conditions also can make driving and outdoor pursuits more dangerous.In New England, an unusual May nor’easter brought rain, wind and dark skies on Thursday and threatened to bring snow to higher elevations. Rain was expected over the weekend across parts of the Midwest and South.Hitting the (hopefully) open roadLike last year, about 87% of travelers will drive to their Memorial Day destinations, AAA said. About 39 million people are expected to take road trips, which Diaz noted many families find easier and cheaper than flying.“You leave whenever you want,” she said. “You can pack as much as you want in the car, make stops along the way.”AAA’s fuel tracker shows motorists can expect to pay less for gasoline this year; the U.S. average price on Thursday was about $3.20 for a gallon of regular gas compared to $3.61 a year ago. “Gas prices are much lower than they were last year, by about 50 cents a gallon, so that’s certainly not going to be holding people back when in terms of when they’re looking at the numbers, deciding if they want to travel, gas prices aren’t going to be holding them back for sure,” AAA Northeast spokesperson Mark Schieldrop said.Renting a vehicle and staying in a hotel also may cost less, according to the most recent Consumer Price Index.Transportation-data firm INRIX anticipates the worst holiday traffic will be in the afternoons and evenings. It said drivers hitting the road on Thursday should have left before 12 p.m., and those planning Friday departures should leave before 11 a.m.On Memorial Day itself, the firm predicts the most congested time on roads will be 4 p.m.-7 p.m.Massachusetts Department of TransportationMassDOT is encouraging travelers to plan ahead, expect increased travel volumes, and take public transportation as much as possible to help get to destinations.“As we approach the unofficial beginning of summer, we historically see increased travel volumes in the days leading up to Memorial Day weekend,” said Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver. “So, we want to remind people to plan for extra time, avoid driving distracted, consult with available travel and weather resources, and arrive safely at your destination.”MassDOT traffic forecast – busiest times to travelMassDOT created a traffic forecast for the holiday weekend, using traffic data. Friday, May 23, is expected to be the busiest travel day. On Saturday, May 24, drivers are encouraged to avoid morning travel, with traffic expected to be lightest in the evening. On Sunday, May 25, and Monday, May 26, traffic is expected to be heaviest during peak hours.Other travel info from MassDOTThe I-93 Boston-Quincy High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane will deploy early in the afternoons for the holiday weekend opening at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 23. The HOV lane will not be deployed on Monday, May 26, and will return to normal deployment times on Tuesday, May 27.Due to Monday being the Memorial Day holiday, all Commonwealth of Massachusetts offices are closed including statewide Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) customer service center locations.MBTA informationThe MBTA said on Monday, May 26, all subway and bus services will operate on a Sunday schedule. The RIDE will operate on a Saturday schedule.East Boston, Charlestown, Lynn, Winthrop, and Quincy Ferry services will operate on a weekend schedule. Hingham/Hull/Logan to Boston Ferry service will operate on a Sunday schedule. The direct Hingham to Boston Ferry will have no service.The Commuter Rail will operate on a weekend schedule. Riders are also encouraged to utilize the $10 Weekend Pass during the holiday, which will be accepted for trips on all three days of federal holiday weekends starting Memorial Day weekend.The Charlie Service Center will be closed.Boston Logan International AirportFor those flying in and out of Boston Logan Airport, Massport is urging the use of public transit and HOV modes such as the MBTA’s Blue Line, Silver Line (which is free from Logan), and Logan Express. TSA has also begun REAL ID enforcement. Passengers who do not have a REAL ID or Passport may be subject to additional screening. What’s up with air travel?The Transportation Security Administration said it expected to screen about 18 million passengers and crew at airports across the U.S. from Thursday through Wednesday. Flights were expected to peak on Thursday with almost 54,000 scheduled, although airports should also be busy Friday, according to the FAA.Air safety has become a factor for many travelers after the deadly midair collision in January of a passenger jet and a U.S. Army helicopter above Washington, D.C. In recent weeks, flight delays and cancellations stemming from an air traffic controller shortage and equipment failures at a facility that directs aircraft in and out of the Newark, New Jersey, airport have also made some people wonder whether to get on a plane.Gary Anderson thought twice before he and his wife booked flights to fly from their home in Washington D.C. to Dallas on Thursday to attend a relative’s high school graduation. While the safety of flying has been “on the back of our mind,” the couple, who are both truck drivers, decided they didn’t want to spend so much of their time off driving, Anderson, 46, said.“We’re going to try to eat some good food down here and we’re going to try to chill and just enjoy the graduation,” he said.Most major U.S. airlines said they planned to reduce their scheduled domestic flights this summer, citing an ebb in economy passengers booking leisure trips. Bank of America reported this month that its credit card customers were spending less on flights and lodging.In 2024, the Friday before Memorial Day was among the record-setting days for the number of airline passengers screened at U.S. airports. AAA did not expect the holiday weekend to produce an air travel record.But an analysis by aviation data provider Cirium of tickets bought through online travel sites for Memorial Day weekend found 6% more booking across almost two dozen U.S. airports compared to last year.Danielle Clinton, 28, arrived at Love Field in Dallas on Thursday morning from Chicago. She was coming into town to celebrate her birthday with her mother and twin sister, who live in Dallas, and friends who were also flying in. She said the flight marked her first trip of the year and she was pleased to get a round-trip airfare for about $200.The U.S. travel and tourism industry will watching during the weekend and the weeks ahead to see what might be in store for the summer travel season. Tourism industry experts have warned that anger about the Trump administration’s tariffs and rhetoric, and concern about tourist detentions at the U.S. border, have made citizens of some other countries less interested in traveling to the U.S.The national statistics agency of Canada reported last week that the number of residents making return trips by air from the U.S. fell 20% in April compared to the same month a year earlier, while return trips by car were down 35%.From big city lights to starry nightsAcross Texas, reservations for day passes and camping spots were filling up at state parks ahead of the weekend, said Tara Humphreys, director of interpretation with Texas State Parks. Stargazing parties were among events planned at parks across the state.Bolstered by its theme parks and nearby cruise port, Orlando, Florida, topped AAA’s list of most popular domestic destinations for the weekend. The city’s newest theme park, Universal’s Epic Universe, opened Thursday.Long weekends are a good time to hop on a short flight to a big city, said Hayley Berg, lead economist at the travel site Hopper. She said top searches for the weekend included New York, Miami and Las Vegas.
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