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Flight disruptions continue as air traffic controllers miss their first full paychecks

Tuesday marks the first full missed paycheck day for air traffic controllers across the country as the government shutdown drags on.

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Flight disruptions continue as air traffic controllers brace for their first full missing paychecks

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3,370 flights delayed Monday as air traffic controllers face pay pause

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US flight delays near 7,000 as government shutdown hits Day 27

Air travel turmoil deepened with more than 1,660 flights delayed nationwide on Monday and more than 8,600 delays on Sunday, with air traffic controller absences surging amid a federal government shut...

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FAA staffing shortages slam 50 airports over the weekend as air traffic controllers are set to miss first full paycheck

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Air traffic controller shortages emerge, U.S. transportation secretary says

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Air traffic controllers warn of shutdown impact

Thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled since the government shutdown began, and more than half of them were caused by staffing shortages.

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Delta Air Lines seeing 'small' impact from US government shutdown, CEO says

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Flights at Newark Airport delayed due to staff shortages amid shutdown

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Government shutdown hits air travel, closing a control tower and causing delays across the country

The impact of the government shutdown hit travelers across the United States Monday, as air traffic controllers called out sick, closing a control tower and leading to delays at major airports.

11Alive

How the government shutdown is impacting air traffic control operations at airports

ATLANTA — The Senate remains in a standstill as of Tuesday morning and the government shutdown is entering its seventh day, with a short-term spending bill to kickstart things still out of reach. The shutdown is expected to start becoming more noticeable ...

New York Post

Exhausted, unpaid air traffic controllers warn as government shutdown puts plane passengers at risk

This situation can’t fly. The safety of every American plane passenger is being imperiled as the government shutdown drags into its second week, irate air traffic controllers say. More than 14,000 controllers employed by the Federal Aviation ...