The Transportation Security Administration is predicting the busiest Thanksgiving travel week on record. TSA said Tuesday it projects it'll screen 18.3 million people in U.S. airports between Tuesday, Nov. 26 to Monday, Dec. 2, which would be a 6% jump from this time last year. Will you be traveling by plane for the holiday?

The federal agency expects the three busiest Thanksgiving air travel days will be Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the Sunday after. TSA also projects Sunday, Dec. 1, could break its all-time record of screening more than 3 million people at security checkpoints nationwide. Do you think airports are ready for that many people flying?

If you're flying and planning to bring some Thanksgiving dinner staples with you, it's important to know what foods you can and can't pack in your carry-on luggage. According to the TSA, some key foods, such as gravy, cranberry sauce, wine, jam and preserves must be packed in a checked bag if they exceed 3.4 ounces. Passengers may bring solid foods such as cakes and other baked goods through the checkpoint. Will you be bringing food on your flight?

Auto club AAA is also predicting record-setting travel numbers for Thanksgiving, with 79.9 million people in the U.S. hitting the road or flying. If those expectations hold, it would be up 2% from last year. Do you plan on driving to your destination?