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Holiday traffic during the busiest times of the year is threatened during a flight reduction, and stopping the shutdown won't help right away.
The FAA mandated flight reductions at 40 of the country's busiest airports. A map shows how Atlanta, Chicago, and Denver were the most affected.
It will be days—perhaps longer—before U.S. air travel snaps back to normal from the disruptions driven by the government shutdown.Airlines need a few days to get crews in place for flight schedules to resume fully.
Even if the government reopens by the end of the week, it could take longer for the air traffic schedule to return to normal.
The shutdown triggered massive flight chaos: 26,000-plus delays, 7,500-plus cancellations hit major airports. Air traffic controllers work without pay as the disruption spreads.
United Airlines canceled over 270 flights nationwide on Wednesday, including almost 50 at airports serving New Yorkers.
It's day six since the FAA ordered Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to reduce flights during the government shutdown. Here's how many are canceled today.
Cancellations at Love Field and DFW International Airport were down Wednesday morning, hours before the House of Representatives is expected to take up
Despite the federal government shutdown, flight delays and unpaid staff, BWI Marshall Airport has experienced less disruption than many of the other 40 major hubs targeted for a 10% reduction in
ROMULUS, MI - More than 30 flights at Detroit Metropolitan Airport were cancelled Wednesday as a federal government shutdown inches closer to a resolution. As of 3 p.m. Nov. 12, 32 flights at the Detroit-area airport, including 15 departures and 17 arrivals, were cancelled, according to data from FlightAware. Forty flights were also delayed.