Last year, Norfolk Airport Authority leaders said they experienced the busiest November in the airport’s history. They expect to report the same crowds this year.
NORFOLK, Va. — More than two million passengers took to the skies on Sunday following the Thanksgiving holiday, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
Last year, Norfolk International Airport (ORF) Authority leaders said they experienced the busiest November in the airport’s history. They expect to report the same record-breaking crowds this year.
Moyock resident Stafford Frederick was one of those travelers.
“Went to Boston with the family, had a good time, weather was beautiful,” Frederick said.
He and his family decided to travel home after the weekend rush. They didn’t face any delays.
That’s the same experience Tabatha Evans had after her tropical turkey day.
“We went on a Royal Caribbean trip,” Evans said. “We went to the Dominican Republic, we went to Haiti, Aruba.”
Her only complaint was the end of a fun vacation.
“But coming …