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The future of air traffic control grows more uncertain as the federal government shutdown continues

“There’s no question that the shutdown will only set us backwards,” said Erik Hansen, senior vice president and head of government relations for the US Travel Association.

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Federal shutdown continues to add to stress on air traffic controllers, disrupts flights

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Air traffic controllers miss first full paycheck as government shutdown enters day 28

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Hundreds of air traffic controllers take second jobs as shutdown continues

Hundreds of U.S. air traffic controllers have taken temporary second jobs as they miss their first full pay check on Tuesday, putting more pressure on the strained aviation safety system, a union offi...

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Air traffic controllers no longer receiving paychecks due to gov. shutdown

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Atlanta air traffic controllers now go without pay as shutdown drags

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New England air traffic controllers share impact of shutdown with Logan airport passengers

The union's New England vice president, Kevin Curtiss, said the industry is short approximately 3,800 air traffic controllers to be “fully staffed.”

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Air Traffic Controllers Miss First Full Paycheck Today as Government Shutdown Lingers On

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Air traffic controllers warn of shutdown impact

Federal News Network

‘Maximum pain:’ Many federal employees miss their first full paycheck under shutdown

Staffing shortages for air traffic controllers accounted for about 5% of flight delays before the shutdown. It now accounts for about 53% of delays.

FlightGlobal

Aviation groups urge Democrats to back Republican funding bill amid warnings about flight safety

Aviation industry groups are intensifying pressure on US lawmakers to resolve the four-week government shutdown as unpaid air traffic controllers face financial hardship and flight safety concerns mount.

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Tri-Cities Airport donation drive shows support to federal employees

The government shutdown has entered its fourth week, meaning essential federal workers are still working without pay. That includes FAA and TSA employees. The Tri-Cities Airport is looking to help employees impacted by the shutdown.

South Florida Reporter

Major U.S. Airports Face Rising Delays as Government Shutdown Strains Aviation Staff

With around 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 TSA agents working without pay, airports from Los Angeles to Chicago are beginning to feel pressure from staffing gaps.

The Oaklandside on MSN

Oakland airport appears to show federal shutdown strains

Yesterday morning, from around 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., a staffing shortage triggered a ground stop affecting Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport and Los Angeles International Airport flights, KTLA reported.

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Aviation Chaos: Air Traffic Controller Shortages Disrupt U.S. Travel

Over 1,400 flights experienced delays due to ongoing air traffic controller shortages amid a lengthy federal government shutdown. The Federal Aviation Administration reported staffing issues affecting flights in the southeast and at New Jersey's Newark airport,

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