If the United States’ latest government shutdown continues into the 2025 holiday season, travelers should prepare themselves for possible changes when entering, exiting, and traveling through the country.

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As Americans prepare for Thanksgiving holiday travel, the government shutdown is likely to result in more airport delays due to a shortage of air traffic controllers.

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American and United Airlines CEOs met with the White House to discuss the impact of the government shutdown on air travel and seek solutions, as it causes significant staffing issues for air traffic controllers and TSA officers.

It's putting stress on people. It's not fair to those people. It's also putting stress on the economy,” United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said.

Nearly half of American adults will travel overnight during the 2025 holiday season. This includes 34% with Thanksgiving travel plans and 37% with Christmas.