And Saturday's special forces raids to gather intelligence are being called a success. On Sunday, the Pentagon said many terrorist training camps had been hit. Also on Sunday, at the end of an economic summit in China, President Bush got a strong sign of support from Russian President, Vladmir Putin. Putin told the president the war on terrorism must be carried out through the end. Since the terrorist attacks on September 11th, air travel has been at an all-time low.
Many people are afraid to fly.
But that's not the only change. Travel agents say the airlines are not planning on giving refunds for tickets. The best they will do is apply the ticket price a future flight. If you're in the market to buy, travel officials say airlines are offering cheap fares to tourist destinations like Las Vegas and New York. Still, flights to other cities remain high.