Chicagos Airports Ready To Welcome More Than 3.36 Million Travelers For Busy Spring Break Travel Season

Chicago, ILLocal News

The Chicago Department of Aviation forecasts over 3. 36 million travelers will pass through O’Hare and Midway International Airports between March 20 and March 31, 2025, reflecting a 4% increase from the previous year. This surge aligns with the spring break vacation period for students in the Chicago Public Schools. Mayor Brandon Johnson emphasized the city's commitment to providing a seamless travel experience, stating, "Chicago is proud to welcome millions of travelers each year. " O’Hare is expected to experience a 7.

1% increase in passenger traffic, with March 21 anticipated as the busiest day, accommodating over 279,000 passengers. Midway's peak day is projected to be March 29, with more than 56,000 travelers. To ease traffic congestion, the CDA encourages the use of public transit options, including the CTA Blue and Orange Lines. Additionally, the article provides details on cell phone lots and Kiss n’ Fly drop-off areas to facilitate smoother airport access. As the Kennedy Expressway reconstruction nears completion, travelers are advised to expect delays and consider alternative transportation methods.

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