At Bradley International Airport Wednesday, lines at the check-in counters and the security point just one day before Thanksgiving were quick and smooth.

AAA expects 772,000 people to drive through the state this week, with Thursday representing the busiest travel day. The organization warns that Wednesday afternoon through 8 p.m. on Thursday is the worst time to drive. Roads have been packed throughout the week, with all-day Thursday marking peak travel time.

Avelo is actively trying to avoid its obligations, while simultaneously taking advantage of incentives,” the CAA wrote.

According to the Federal Aviation Administration, flight reductions will remain capped at 6%, avoiding an anticipated increase to 10% that was expected Friday. While Bradley itself did not experience major operational setbacks, the FAA restricted flights at several airports it flies to, which triggered delays and 14 cancellations as of last Friday.

Bermud-Air has pulled its services from Bradley International Airport, ending flights that began six months ago.

Earlier this month, also at Tweed, the budget airline, which said it has 30 nonstop destinations from the New Haven airport, said it had new deal for travelers, on base fares, and offered “20% off + additional exclusive savings for Avelo PLUS members.”

The loss of BermudAir comes on the heels of Avelo Airlines pulling out of Bradley last month and Spirit Airlines in September.

Travelers heading home for the holidays, or anywhere for that matter, may run into fewer flight options. Avelo Airlines is pulling out of Bradley International Airport, and the decision is raising questions from travelers and airport officials.