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.

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.

Are international flights affected by flight cuts, airport reductions amid government shutdown? What to know and how to check, flight status tracker

Air travelers at San Diego International Airport are advised to check their flight status before arriving due to potential flight disruptions caused by the FAA's order to reduce flights up to 10% at 40 major airports due to staffing pressures during the ongoing government shutdown.

Flights at airports nationwide are being cut, while hundreds more scheduled for Friday already have been canceled leaving travelers scrambling.

Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is seeing delays and cancellations as FAA flight reductions begin amid the government shutdown.

According to CBS News transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave, DFW averages 1,800 flights per day and Love Field averages 200 flights per day. A 10% cut means the airports could lose a combined 200 flights per day by next week.

On a typical early November day, more than 1,000 flights can take off and land at Logan International Airport in Boston. The volume is lower than in the peak summer months, when the average number of daily arrivals and departures eclipses 1,

We're tracking updates from both of North Texas' major airports, including flight delays and cancellations and TSA wait times.

Some 40 flights out of DFW International Airport and Dallas Love Field were canceled Friday during the first day of federally imposed airspace reductions due to the ongoing government shutdown. DFW Airport saw 31 cancellations as of 7:30 a.