Alaska Air Cancels Flights
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Alaska Airlines warned more flight disruptions were possible Oct. 24 following an IT outage that led to hundreds of flight cancellations.
Air traffic controllers are deemed essential and are required to work even without compensation. Pay for time worked during a shutdown is normally distributed once the government is up and running again. But Duffy says those who are found to be “problem children” may instead be removed from their jobs.
When a United Airlines “technology issue” halted several thousand flights a few weeks ago, it added another incident to a cascade of problems the airlines and national aviation system have seen in recent years. Southwest Airlines had one of the most ...
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Alaska Airlines has resumed operations after a significant information technology outage forced the carrier to ground all flights for eight hours Thursday, resulting in the cancellation of more than 400 flights and disrupting travel plans
Dallas and Chicago were two other areas seeing delays Tuesday due to staffing shortages. Flight delays in Dallas are averaging around 30 minutes and Chicago delays are averaging 4
The shutdown has raised fears about staffing shortages in a job that requires long, intense hours, but concerns about air travel could also help push for a resolution of the funding impasse.
Budget airlines operate point-to-point routes without the hub networks that allow larger airlines to reroute passengers. Novak calls cancellations a “minimal risk,” but when that risk becomes real, travelers may be stranded with no alternatives.
NBC Bay Area Responds to a South Bay man whose suitcase was mangled after he returned home from a trip to Florida.
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