T
he Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and the Sunday after, are typically the worst travel days in the U.S. all year. And this year is no exception. Airlines for America, an industry trade group, projects 24.6 million passengers will take to the skies between Nov. 21 and Dec. 2, 2014.
Not all of them, unfortunately, will give a good accounting of themselves. But as with any kind of bad behavior, some airplane sins are worse than others.
