Mobissimo

While 3.5% less may not seem like much, think of it this way, it's the difference between ... well, we could go on and on about this.  Regardless, flights are cheap, why not fly?

CHICAGO (Reuters) — The number of passengers on U.S. airlines during the Labor Day holiday will likely decline this year as the recession erodes budgets, but planes will be full and fares are inching higher, experts said Monday.

The Labor Day travel forecast from the Air Transport Association (ATA), an industry trade group, said about 3.5% fewer travelers are expected to fly during the eight-day Labor Day holiday period.