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Midway and O'Hare Prepare for Holiday Rush


 
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O' Hare International Airport(Photo by Duane Rapp via Flickr)
Chicago's airports are gearing up for an influx of passengers. Aviation Department spokeswoman Karen Pride says both Midway and O'Hare International airports are expected to see more than 2 million travelers. She says people should leave early.

PRIDE: People should remember that 173,000 passengers just today is a lot of people. So pack your patience before you leave and get to the airport early and in advance of your flight.

Pride says traffic at both airports are around the same levels as last year. She also says more staff will be hand in terminals and parking areas to help passengers.

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