Travelers are likely to encounter long lines and delays in airports nationwide this weekend, in what is supposed to be the busiest on record for July Fourth travel
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Delays and cancellations are likely during what is expected to be the busiest Independence Day travel weekend on recordBad weather in many U.S. cities and a rollout of fifth-generation cellular technology near airports might complicate travel during the Fourth of July weekend.
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