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FAA, Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines cuts 170 Friday flights. When to expect more.

Delta Air Lines will begin canceling and reducing flights starting Nov. 7 in response to federal flight restrictions tied to the government shutdown.

Guessing Headlights on MSN · 6d

Delta and Southwest Cancel Nearly 1,000 Flights as FAA Orders Cuts Amid Government Shutdown

· 11d · on MSN

Delta says it will minimize disruptions as FAA plans to cut flights at major airports

· 22h

FAA lifts order slashing flights, allows airlines to resume regular schedules

The Federal Aviation Administration said Sunday it is lifting all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed at 40 major airports during the country’s longest government shutdown.

EconoTimes · 23h

FAA Lifts Domestic Flight Cut Mandate as Staffing Stabilizes

FOX 7 Austin KTBC · 23h

FAA flight restrictions end on Monday, easing travel chaos at Texas airports

Good Morning America

What airlines are telling passengers about shutdown cancellations, flight changes

Major airlines including American, Delta, and United have responded to the FAA's decision to reduce flights by 10% at 40 airports starting Friday.

6don MSN

Delta Air Lines Sends Important Message to Travelers

Airlines have been turned upside down for the past week with delays and cancelations, and Delta Air Lines has an important message for travelers who are

The Missoula Current News

Flight status at MSO shows cancellations, delays due to shutdown

Flights in and out of Missoula Montana Airport have been all over the board the past two days as the FAA reduces air traffic and airlines preemptively cut flights.

10d

Delta won't reimburse customers for hotels, rental cars as flights are canceled

Delta Air Lines sent some customers with upcoming travel plans emails Friday Nov. 7, as FAA-mandated cancellations continued into the weekend.

WSB Radio

Atlanta-based Delta Airlines to begin reducing flights due to government shutdown

ATLANTA — Atlanta-based Delta Airlines says it will begin reducing flights on Friday following a directive from the Federal Aviation Administration due to the ongoing government shutdown. Beginning on Nov. 8, 170 flights will be canceled at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world’s busiest airport.