Thanksgiving may be over, but the holiday travel rush is still going strong on Monday at Philadelphia International Airport. "It's always scary to travel around this time of the year because there are so many people traveling at the same time," said John LaRose, who was returning home to Upper Chichester after spending Thanksgiving in Florida.

Thanksgiving travel this year broke multiple records, according to TSA, which reported more than three million people were on flights Sunday after the holiday week.

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Thanksgiving travel this year broke multiple records according to TSA who reported over three million people on flights Sunday after the big holiday week. Throughout the week of Thanksgiving travel, TSA saw over 20.

As millions of Americans are heading home after their Thanksgiving celebration, LAX is expecting over 200,000 passengers to go through the airport on Monday.

One of the busiest travel days of the holiday weekend wrapped up Sunday, as many people returned home from their Thanksgiving getaways.

Nearly 80 million Americans traveled for the Thanksgiving holiday. Snow made driving conditions heading home treacherous in parts of Pennsylvania, New York and the upper Midwest. Kris Van Cleave shows how the storm impacted travelers by air and car.