The Federal Aviation Administration is reporting a record number of flights for Thanksgiving week this year.
There were over 232,000 flights across the U.S. between Nov. 24 and 28, the FAA said, setting a Thanksgiving record.
On Tuesday, more than 52,000 flights carried passengers across the U.S, the agency said.
International passengers line up to check-in to travel at Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, Nov. 27, 2024.
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Despite the high volume, cancellations were limited to just 0.3%, and delays affected only 1.2% of flights — both record lows.
The FAA said they expect record-breaking flight volumes to continue through Monday as people return home.
This story has been update to reflect the FAA’s announcement includes all flights, including passenger, cargo and charter flights.
-ABC News’ Ayesha Ali contributed to this report.