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Labor Day weekend travel ramps up at DFW Airport
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· September 3, 2026
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More than 254,000 travelers are expected to pass through DFW International Airport on Thursday as Labor Day weekend travel gets underway. About 1.4 million travelers are expected over the holiday weekend, with Monday projected to be the busiest day.
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Key points 4 million travelers are expected over the holiday weekend, with Monday projected to be the busiest day. More than 254,000 travelers are expected to pass through DFW International Airport on Thursday as Labor Day weekend travel gets underway. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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