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Airlines are cutting flights starting Nov. 7. See what each airline has announced for its Indianapolis flights.
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The FAA released a list of 40 airports where air traffic will be lowered by 10%. Included on the list were Newark, Teterboro, JFK and LaGuardia airports.
The Federal Aviation Administration is cutting flights across the country, starting with a 4 percent reduction across 40 major airports on Friday. The number will increase to 10 percent if the government shutdown continues into mid-November. The move aims to ease pressure on air traffic controllers working without pay during the ongoing shutdown.
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Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field are among the 40 airports affected by the reduction in air traffic. Here’s how to check to see if your flight is delayed at either of those airports. Check TSA wait times at the links below.
Travelers into MCO are thinking of flight contingency plans after learning that the airport is one of 40 that the FAA is reducing flights at.
As the nation rapidly approaches holiday travel season, the government shutdown continues to trudge onward, threatening the ease and access of air travel.
Some flights are canceled to and from Colorado Springs Airport under a new federal directive this week that cut flights by 10% across the nation’s 40 busiest airports. United Airlines canceled 22 flights arriving at and departing from Colorado Springs Airport between Friday and Sunday,
The FAA has ordered flights to be cancelled to alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers as the shutdown continues. What about Florida?
A United Airlines flight was evacuated at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport after a bomb threat, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Tuesday. “Earlier today a United flight from