Report: FAA Ends Investigation of Airline Compliance with Emergency Flight Cuts
The agency in December warned of $75,000-per-flight penalties.
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Airline CEOs Call on Congress to Pay TSA Workers
Passenger and cargo carriers are backing bills that would keep TSA officers and air traffic controllers paid during future government shutdowns.
Delta Expects $200 Million Hit From Government Shutdown
But travel demand is strong and bookings are rebounding, the carrier said.
FAA Ends Mandatory Flight Cuts
Despite concerns, airlines say they are ready for the Thanksgiving rush.
Shutdown Ends, But What Does That Mean For Flights?
The FAA froze mandatory air traffic reductions at 6% on Wednesday.
A4A Warns Economic Impact of Shutdown Could Reach $580M Per Day
The trade group is urging Congress to reopen the federal government as quickly as possible.
Airlines Cut Flights Through Mid-Week
The FAA’s mandatory 4% air traffic reduction will grow to 6% on Tuesday.
Thousands of Flights Canceled as New Reductions Set to Take Effect
But there were signs Sunday that the federal government could soon reopen.
Airport Asks to Cover Air Traffic Controllers’ Wages
The airport would seek compensation from the federal government once it reopens.
Hundreds of Flights Canceled as FAA Reductions Begin
A 4% air traffic cut took effect on Friday.
