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Flight delay data is already flashing red as the government shutdown drags on. Will your holiday air travel be affected?

Holiday travelers should expect flight and airport delays if the shutdown drags on.

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Travelers brace for mass holiday delays amid dragging government shutdown and cut flights

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Holiday travel hit: BWI Marshall among airports facing flight cuts

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US FAA to unveil details of 10% cut of flights at major airports

The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday was working to hammer out details of an unprecedented plan to cut 10% of flights at 40 high-traffic U.S. airports to address safety concerns regarding a...

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US to cut flights at 40 airports if shutdown doesn't end, transportation secretary warns

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United, Delta begin cancelling flights under FAA directive

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Busiest US airports face flight reductions because of government shutdown

During the shutdown, now the longest in US history, controllers have had to keep working without pay, prompting some to call out sick or take side jobs.

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Flight cancellations: Full list of 40 airports hit by FAA cuts amid government shutdown

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FAA Order To Cut Flights Nationwide Due To The Government Shutdown Is Now In Effect

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Got holiday travel plans? Don’t eat at this airport

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As Nashville airport travelers get set for holiday chaos, who is to blame?

As the Federal Aviation Administration plans to trim airline capacity by 10%, travelers and experts alike worry holiday travel could be impacted.

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Airport delays worsen in Southern California, with growing fears of holiday travel meltdown

Nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers have been working without pay for weeks, resulting in high levels of fatigue and stress among staff tasked with keeping the skies safe.