WASHINGTON — The federal government is in its 11th day of a , leaving many travelers with questions about how it may impact their upcoming plans.

The shutdown began Oct. 1 after lawmakers in Congress failed to reach a deal on a funding bill, forcing federal agencies to furlough their “non-essential” workers. Those considered essential, such as air traffic controllers and TSA agents, are still on the job but without pay.

As the shutdown continues, key parts of the U.S. travel system are beginning to feel the ripple effects. Here’s what travelers need to know.

Will there be flight delays during the government shutdown?

Travelers should prepare for potential disruptions, especially around the holidays.

Airlines for America, the trade group representing major carriers like Delta, United a

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