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    Air Travel Is a Mess Again

    After chaos last summer and winter, flights had been running relatively smoothly—until storms hit the Northeast this past week.
    by Lora Kelley Jun 30, 2023 5 minutes
    Travelers wait for their bags at Los Angeles International Airport on June 29.
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    After a chaotic summer of air travel in 2022, flights have been running relatively smoothly this year. But then storms in the Northeast this past week caused a series of flight cancellations. Here’s what to expect as the country heads into a projected record-high travel weekend—and how to keep your cool amidst air-travel unknowns.

    First, here are four new stories from The Atlantic:

    First Snag of the Season

    An airport concourse after midnight is not a happy place: The travelers—bone-tired, their anticipation curdled into boredom and despair—rest their weary heads on benches and jackets.

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