US Transportation Secretary Warns of 10% Flight Cuts at 40 Airports Amid Shutdown
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffi announced a 10% reduction in air travel capacity at 40 major US airports due to the ongoing government shutdown, leading to air traffic control staff working without pay. FAA Chief Bryan Bedford highlighted the safety risks posed by staff fatigue.
Union leader Nick Daniel revealed the financial struggles of air traffic controllers. American Airlines and Southwest are assessing the potential impact on flights.
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