The agency said the cuts will help to ease the burden on air traffic controllers, federal employees who are working unpaid until flight cancellations government shutdown ends. The staffing strain is acute: the FAA says the cuts will help avoid even more burnout and disruptions.
The US government shutdown flights have been coupled with more delays, and aviation experts are encouraging travelers to check flight schedules before going to the airport and to be ready for schedule changes.
Which airports are affected?
The order for cuts affects 40 airports in more than two dozen states. Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami and Newark are among the busiest airports affected, according to the order published Thursday evening. The FAA has a full list.
Why are flights being cut?
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