Federal Shutdown Disrupts Air Travel
The federal government shutdown, now in its 25th day, significantly impacts air travel.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported staffing shortages at 21 air traffic control facilities nationwide.
- 200 air traffic control shortages since the shutdown began on Oct. 1
- More than four times the number reported during the same period last year
These shortages cause disruptions in air travel, with FlightAware reporting over 4,000 flight delays across the country on Saturday.
Some delays were attributed to weather conditions in areas like Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
No comment from officials available.
Author summary: Shutdown affects air travel nationwide.
More News
- Original 'Halo' Designer Slams 'Campaign Evolved' Remake For Completely Missing Point Of Xbox Classic: "The Dance Remix Of A Classic Song That Skips The Intro And Bridge And Just Thumps The Chorus"
- Electoral blank cheque – is the worst version of Milei yet to come?
- Sharks Locker Room: Celebrini Going From Rookie to Superstar?
- Semitruck driver pleads not guilty after being charged in deadly 10 Freeway crash in Ontario
- Monica Barfield: Florida’s fumble on full practice authority for nurse practitioners