What are the best days to fly for the holidays?

Summer
Summer is high season for numerous destinations, and fares are accordingly driven higher by demand. The crest of summer travel is from Memorial Day to Labor Day, during which fares to most U.S., Canadian, and European destinations are at their peak. Three-day weekends around summer holidays like Memorial Day or the Fourth of July are particularly expensive times to fly.

Thanksgiving
Peak Thanksgiving travel dates are predictable year after year, as the holiday always falls on the fourth Thursday of November. The period from Wednesday through Sunday around Thanksgiving wins the award for Busiest Travel Time of the Year.
I don't like this holiday that much, especially if you don't like them and have to hold back from starting a fight with one of my cousins.
What in the world This should be number one. You get the family time just like Christmas but with better food and the children focus on thankfulness rather than their selfish desires. Halloween should not even be on here because it is not even a holiday. Can't beat thanksgiving though.

Winter/Low Season
Speaking of seasonality, heres a hard, fast, and simple rule: The cheapest days to fly are low-season, non-holiday travel dates this will vary based on your destination, largely because of weather. Because summer is the popular tourist season for an abundance of vacation spots, winter is a great time to seek out rock-bottom airfares. Look for amazingly cheap tickets to places that draw big crowds in summer, like Europe, Canada, and most U.S. destinations (except ski towns, Florida, and Hawaii)

Easter
Easter is the best holiday ever even though my aunt died on Easter I am so glad it is on different days each year+4
I love Easter because you get so many chocolates Christmas is good too, but Easter is just THE BEST

The Worst Days to Fly
Thanks to high demand and correspondingly high fares, the following times of year are usually the most expensive days to fly.

During a normal week, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday tend to be the least busy and least expensive times to fly (Monday and Friday are popular for business travel, and Friday and Sunday book up with weekenders). When it comes to Thanksgiving week, that schedule shifts and common sense reigns. The most chaotic travel days are Wednesday and Sunday before and after the holiday. The good news is, some of the best rates of the year can be found just a few days off of the national holiday. If you can be flexible, the Monday preceding and the Friday following will likely offer the best value, notes Douglas. Better yet, flying on the holiday will typically yield the lowest fare as most travelers like to be in their intended destination on Thanksgiving Day.

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