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Thousands of flights canceled, delayed amid government shutdown cuts. How to reach your airline

The third day of flight cuts during the ongoing government shutdown has caused thousands of cancellations and delays, sending some travelers scrambling.

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Federal government shutdown may delay air travel. How to check your flight status

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Is my Wilmington Airport flight cut due to government shutdown? How to check

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US Airlines' Daily Cancellations Exceed 2,700 as Shutdown Impact Extends

Air traffic in the U.S. could “slow to a trickle” if the federal government shutdown lingers into the busy Thanksgiving travel holiday season, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned Sunday.

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How many canceled flights? Tally crosses 1,000 as weekend begins.

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Flight delays on Oct. 10, South Florida airport travelers left guessing amid government shutdown

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US Flight Delays, Cancellations Accelerate as Air Traffic Controller Shortages Surge

Republican Senator Ted Cruz said he was told by the FAA that since the shutdown started pilots have filed more than 500 safety reports about mistakes made by air traffic controllers because of fatigue...

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Airlines cancel more than 1,500 US flights on Monday as shutdown persists

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Senate moves toward ending shutdown as travelers deal with major flight disruptions

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Winter storm, flight reductions hit Chicago airports. How to check wait times, delays

More than 400 flights in and out of Chicago have been canceled in the past 24 hours. Here's how to check on your flight status.

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How to check your flight status amid 10% flight cuts from shutdown 2025

How to check your flight status for cancelations and delays amid government shutdown 2025 and 10% airport reductions, flight cuts.

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Is It Better to Check In Online for Flights? Or Should You Check In at the Airport?

Everyone has a different approach when it comes to airport habits. Some travelers are more conservative with their time, giving themselves hours at the airport to check bags, get through security, and maybe do some duty-free shopping. Others are more fly ...

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Does 'check-in chicken' really help you score a better airline seat?

"Check-in chicken" is a strategy where travelers wait until the last minute to check in, hoping for a better seat assignment. The only guaranteed way to get a preferred seat is to pay for a seat assignment in advance. Travelers with airline status are more ...