Bradley International Airport is asking all travelers to check their status before arriving to the airport.

The announcement comes as the Federal Aviation Administration plans to cut 10% of flights from 40 top airports across the country to ensure safety.

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“While Bradley International Airport (BDL) has not been notified as one of the airports where the FAA plans to reduce air traffic, our airline partners do operate daily flights between BDL and some of the major airports expected to be impacted,” the airport said in a statement.

The airport called the shutdown “a very fluid situation” that the Connecticut Airport Authority “monitors daily.”

The reduction in flights comes as air traffic controllers work without pay

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