Air traffic control workers are the unsung heroes of flying. Staffing shortages can cause significant disruptions in an ...
Some 13,000 air traffic controllers are being asked to work during the government shutdown, but are not being paid.
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What Fliers Need to Know About Air Traffic Control Amid the Government Shutdown
US controllers received a partial paycheck on October 15, and if the shutdown continues to drag on, will be forced to work ...
The Federal Aviation Administration said staffing was a major cause of flight delays this weekend, though the shutdown ties ...
The ongoing government shutdown has led to flight delays nationwide as air traffic controllers face unpaid shifts, raising concerns about safety and staffing levels.
The Federal Aviation Administration said late Sunday that air traffic control staffing issues were delaying travel at ...
A partial government shutdown is looming, and travelers may be wondering what that means for their upcoming flights.
The Federal Aviation Administration is again reporting short staffing at air traffic control operations as the government shutdown continues in its eighth day.
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