Shutdown Ends, But What Does That Mean For Flights?
The FAA froze mandatory air traffic reductions at 6% on Wednesday.
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Airlines Cut Flights Through Mid-Week
The FAA’s mandatory 4% air traffic reduction will grow to 6% on Tuesday.
Airlines Press for End to Government Shutdown
The carriers cited the growing strain on unpaid air traffic controllers, TSA agents, and customs officials.
Southwest Tells Workers to ‘Remain Vigilant’ Amid Government Shutdown Uncertainty
The carrier said it has not faced major disruptions to its operations.
CEO: Delta Not Seeing Effects From Government Shutdown
But Ed Bastian said that could change if the current political deadlock drags on.
Spirit Flight Repeatedly Ordered to Avoid Air Force One
A Spirit flight was repeatedly ordered to turn away from Air Force One earlier this week, with an air traffic controller admonishing the pilot.
Flights Resume After System Malfunction at London Airports
London’s Heathrow Airport has reportedly resumed flights after a major air traffic control glitch caused disruptions at local airports on Wednesday.
FAA Completes Fiber Optic Network Upgrade in Newark
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has completed the activation of a new fiber optic communications network supporting air traffic control in Newark.
FAA Extends Restrictions at Newark
The FAA has announced it will continue to limit flights at Newark Liberty International Airport through the end of October.
