The third day of government-mandated flight cancellations is Sunday, Nov. 9, meaning travelers must once again be glued to their phones and computers to monitor whether their flights are a part of the growing number of cuts.

Some disruptions and delays were reported during the first two days of cuts, but uncertainty looms as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has signaled flight cancellations will likely grow if the government shutdown continues .

Over 1,000 flights were canceled across the United States by the afternoon on Saturday, Nov. 8, according to FlightAware data . Flightaware reported more than 1,100 had already been canceled for Sunday, Nov. 9.

So far, only United has told USA TODAY that it's cutting 158 flights on Sunday, Nov. 9, while Delta Air Lines said all

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