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FAA flight cuts to impact these 40 airports

FAA flight reductions start today: Full list and map of affected U.S. airports

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has mandated that, beginning today, flights across America will be reduced at 40 airports due to the ongoing government shutdown.

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What airports are cancelling flights? FAA flight cuts, see full list 40 airports affected

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These 40 airports will be impacted by the FAA's capacity cuts and flight cancellations

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Hundreds of flights cancelled in US as airlines scramble to cut traffic during shutdown

Hundreds of flights in the US are cancelled on Friday after airlines were told to cut traffic during the government shutdown

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US airlines scramble to deal with first day of flight cuts

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US FAA to unveil details of 10% cut of flights at major airports

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Thousands of flights cancelled or delayed in US as air traffic control hit by government shutdown

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy here at the airport, where he says he was observing any impacts of the reduction in flights.

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Thousands of flights delayed as FAA cuts snarl major airports

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Flights canceled at 40 U.S. airports: Full coverage as FAA cuts to air traffic take effect amid government shutdown

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With hundreds of flights canceled, United Airlines says these routes will remain on schedule

Overall, United has canceled more than 100 flights each day, from Friday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Nov. 9, the airline's website showed. Of those, 34 United flights scheduled to depart or arrive at Chicago O'Hare International Airport Friday were cut, with that number increasing to 38 Saturday.

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FAA reveals airports facing flight cancellations during historic government shutdown — including major hubs in NYC area

Newark Liberty, JFK, LaGuardia and Teterboro were listed among the 40 “high volume market” airports that will be affected by flight cancellations as part of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s pledge to keep American travelers safe in the sky, CBS News reported.

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Flying Today? Expect a Travel Nightmare on the East Coast as Airlines Battle Severe Weather

If you receive my Daily Travel Tip newsletter, then you already know it's going to be a rough travel day for the East Coast. It's not often that all three major airlines issue a travel waiver. Each time I hit refresh on FlightAware.com the number of ...

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Flight delays persist as government shutdown leads to air traffic controller shortages

Flight delays are continuing at U.S. airports amid air traffic controller shortages as the government shutdown enters its second month.