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The ongoing US government shutdown, now nearly three weeks old, risks disrupting Thanksgiving travel due to staffing shortages at airports. Flight delays and cancellations are increasing, with air traffic controllers and TSA workers working unpaid. The deadlock in Congress over funding continues, with no resolution in sight.
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Amid the US government shutdown, a political video by Rep. Noem urging reopening efforts has been rejected by multiple airports across the country. Many cite legal and policy concerns, including violations of the Hatch Act and local regulations, leading to the video not being broadcast at several major airports. The shutdown has caused widespread flight delays and staffing issues.
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The US faces escalating flight delays as air traffic controllers call out sick amid a prolonged government shutdown. Staff shortages, financial stress, and safety concerns are mounting, with some controllers working second jobs. The shutdown hampers efforts to address longstanding staffing issues, raising fears of further disruptions.
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Major US airports face increasing delays and cancellations due to staffing shortages caused by a government shutdown. Nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers are working unpaid, leading to safety concerns and widespread disruptions, especially in New York, Dallas, and Los Angeles, as the holiday travel season approaches.
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The FAA has ordered flight reductions at 40 major US airports due to staffing shortages caused by the ongoing government shutdown. Over 7,900 flights have been canceled since last week, with delays expected to increase as staffing issues persist and winter weather impacts travel. The shutdown continues to affect air traffic control operations nationwide.
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Flight cancellations and delays across the US have decreased as lawmakers near a deal to end the government shutdown. Despite improvements, staffing shortages and flight reductions continue, with disruptions expected to persist into the holiday travel period. The situation remains fluid as negotiations unfold.
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US government shutdown has led to widespread air traffic controller shortages, causing thousands of flight cancellations and delays. Flight reductions are escalating as the shutdown persists, with safety measures in place ahead of the busy Thanksgiving travel season. Congressional negotiations are ongoing to resolve the funding impasse.
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A significant winter storm is impacting the US, bringing snow, ice, and cold temperatures across multiple regions. The storm has caused widespread travel disruptions, including thousands of flight cancellations and delays, and is forecast to continue through early December with heavy snowfall and hazardous conditions.