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Story summary
- Travelers are arriving excessively early at U.S. airports due to fears of long security lines, worsening congestion.
- John Glenn International Airport in Ohio advises arriving 90 minutes before departure to reduce bottlenecks.
- Reports show wait times at George Bush Intercontinental in Houston exceeding two hours, contributing to missed flights.
- Experts say media coverage heightens anxiety about wait times, drawing comparisons to panic buying during the COVID-19 pandemic.
