The ongoing government shutdown has led to flight delays nationwide as air traffic controllers face unpaid shifts, raising concerns about safety and staffing levels

The ongoing government shutdown has led to flight delays nationwide as air traffic controllers face unpaid shifts, raising concerns about safety and staffing levels WASHINGTON —

The government shutdown has reached an eighth day with still no end in sight. Meanwhile, the number of flight delays across the country is beginning to creep up as federal transportation workers, especially air traffic controllers, continue to work without pay. Some may call out sick due to increasing stress and potential distractions in their high-stakes roles.

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) , which represents air traff

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