Airports across the nation are slated to see flight reductions as the record-setting government shutdown continues.

Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Bryan Bedford told CEOs of major airlines the cuts would begin at 4% on Nov. 7, rise to 5% on Nov. 8 and 6% on Nov. 9 before hitting 10% next week.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Wednesday said that he would order a 10% reduction in the flight capacity of 40 ...

LAX, ONT, San Diego International Airport, Oakland International Airport and San Francisco International Airport — are on the ...

Major airports in New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles and more are included in the list of sites facing flight reductions, ...

The Federal Aviation Administration says it is reducing air traffic by 10% across 40 airports starting on ...

The FAA will cut 10% of US air traffic at 40 major airports starting Friday if the government shutdown continues, citing ...

Duffy is echoing the same Republican line throughout the 36-day record shutdown to blame the other party. Meanwhile, House ...

The FAA will cut flight capacity by 10% at 40 major U.S. airports starting Friday, 7 November, as controller shortages from ...

The FAA had announced plans to cut flights to ease controller fatigue and address safety concerns, but airlines were caught ...

The FAA is cutting flights at 40 airports across the country because of an air traffic controller shortage caused by the government shutdown. Three of them are in DC and Baltimore areas.

According to CNBC, the flight cancellations are a "proactive" measure, Duffy said. The reduction goes into effect on Friday, ...