How major airlines are responding to FAA flight reductions

The Federal Aviation Administration said it will begin reducing air traffic on Friday to maintain safety during the government shutdown.

The FAA said it would reduce air traffic by 10% at 40 of the busiest airports across the U.S.

Airlines were scrambling to figure out where to cut, with some airlines planning to focus on slashing routes to and from small and medium-sized cities.

Here's what some major airlines have said following the FAA's announcement.

United Airlines

United Airlines said that any customer traveling during the impacted period is eligible for a refund, even if your flight is not impacted. It includes all non-refundable and Basic Economy tickets.

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines said customers traveling during the impacted period can change, cancel or refund their