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FAA cuts flights amid government shutdown

220 American Airlines flights were cut due to government shutdown

The U.S. government's shutdown has claimed another victim. This time it's the thousands of passengers who were scheduled to take to the skies during early November via planes flown by American Airline...

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FAA cuts to air traffic begins Friday as government shutdown continues

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What to know about 10% reduction in flights at US airports caused by the government shutdown

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FAA reducing flights at 40 major airports amid shutdown: See where

Nearly 40 days into the federal government shutdown − the longest continuous shutdown in history − 40 major U.S. airports are reducing their flights by 10% to account for the pressure placed on air tr...

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The FAA Is Slashing Flights Because of the Shutdown. Here's What Travelers Can Expect

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FAA orders ‘radical’ cuts in flights at major airports amid shutdown

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The FAA's Order to Cut Flights Nationwide Due to the Government Shutdown Is Set to Take Effect

The FAA said the reductions would start at 4% and ramp up to 10% by Nov. 14.

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Travelers face cancellations and frustration as the FAA orders flight cuts due to the shutdown

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

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Was your flight impacted by the shutdown? Here's what to know

Major airlines say that most passengers whose flights are canceled, and many who choose not to fly, will be eligible for refunds and no-fee rebookings.

‘Buy back-up plane tickets,’ airline boss tells travellers during shutdown chaos

The multi-millionaire chief of one of America’s biggest airlines has sparked controversy by encouraging travellers to buy multiple plane tickets amid travel chaos caused by the government shutdown.

Philly among airports that will experience flight cuts; airline CEO warns passengers to book 'backup' flights

Despite the expectations of minimal delays, the CEO of the budget airline, Barry Biffle, is advising travelers to buy a “backup ticket” on another carrier in case their original flight is canceled or delayed.