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Air traffic controller shortages cause widespread flight delays amid government shutdown

Travel delays were adding up at airports across the U.S. on Friday as the government shutdown drags on, putting even more pressure on air traffic controllers who have been working without pay for a mo...

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Brace for more air travel delays as government shutdown drags into second month, experts say

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Air Traffic Controllers Miss First Full Paycheck Today as Government Shutdown Lingers On

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More Than 3.2 Million US Air Passengers Impacted by Government Shutdown, Airline Group Says

More than 3.2 million U.S. airline passengers have been impacted by delays or cancellations stemming from air traffic controller staffing issues since a government shutdown began on October 1, an airl...

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Security threat halts flights at Washington's Ronald Reagan airport, FAA says

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Operations resume at Washington airport after bomb threat

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Big delays at LAX and San Diego airport amid air traffic control staffing shortage

Delays were expected to increase to nearly 1½ hours for flights heading to LAX between 8 and 10 p.m.

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Government shutdown becomes longest in U.S. history as DOT warns of looming airspace closures

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Shutdown could close some US airspace, airline stocks fall

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Flight delays worsen as shutdown and Hurricane Melissa hit travel

The FAA is preparing for more possible ground stops and delays at several major airports amid air traffic controller shortages in the government shutdown.

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The shutdown is set to continue slowing down US air travel as stress mounts on controllers

The shutdown in Washington has caused grounded or delayed flights in airports across the country. Air traffic controllers are set to miss their first full paycheck on Tuesday.

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Vance and Duffy warn Thanksgiving travel ‘could be a disaster’ if shutdown barrels on

Vice President JD Vance and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned on Thursday that Americans could face a travel “disaster” as Thanksgiving approaches next month without an end in sight to the government shutdown.

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Air traffic controllers working unpaid as flight delays grow

The Department of Transportation and TSA are assuring travelers that safety remains their top priority as the government shutdown continues.