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Air traffic controllers warn of 'tipping point'

Air traffic controllers warn of 'tipping point' as U.S. government shutdown drags on

As the U.S. government shutdown enters a record 36th day, air traffic controllers, who are required to work without pay, are feeling the squeeze.

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Isolated flight delays may spread as air traffic controllers go without pay during shutdown

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FAA orders 10% cut in flights at several airports as shutdown drags on

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FAA announces 10% reduction in airline traffic in 40 markets amid government shutdown

The agency is confronting staffing shortages caused by air traffic controllers, who are working unpaid, with some calling out of work during the shutdown, resulting in delays across the country.

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Trump administration will reduce traffic at 40 airports across the US starting Friday if shutdown continues

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

Congress Introduces "Keep America Flying Act" to Ensure Critical Workers Get Paid During Government Shutdown

I’ll search for information about the “Keep America Flying Act” to write an accurate travel news story.# Congress Introduces Emergency Aviation Bill to Ensure Critical Workers Get Paid During Government Shutdown As the federal government

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America’s air traffic controller shortage is even worse during the government shutdown—but job candidates can make $145,000 per year

The U.S. government shutdown is affecting the livelihood of thousands of air traffic controllers, as they’re expected to keep working without a paycheck. It’s led to major staffing shortages and employees calling out sick, delaying flights and packing ...

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Newark Liberty Airport experiences more extensive delays and ground stops

Officials there said a staffing shortage was to blame for delays Sunday of up to three hours and a ground stoppage.

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Shutdown turbulence: Nearly half of major US airports hit by controller shortage chaos

Air traffic controller shortages are causing significant flight delays across the United States. Nearly half of the busiest airports face these issues. New York is particularly affected, with 80% of controllers absent.