Ten flights cancelled Monday at T.F. Green, but shutdown could end

As the busy Thanksgiving travel period approaches, lawmakers are working on a funding compromise to end the government shutdown

AI-assisted summary

A government shutdown has led to flight cancellations at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport.

Air travel could slow significantly if the shutdown continues, according to the Transportation Secretary.

Lawmakers are working on a bipartisan deal that could reopen the government until January 30.

Flight cancellations are continuing at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport on Monday morning, Nov. 10, as the government shutdown enters its 41st day, but developments in Washington over the weekend indicate that the longest-ever shutdown could soon end.

Five out of today's 62 scheduled departures have been cancelled, accordin