Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said 18 of Atlanta's 22 air traffic controllers did not turn up for work on Saturday.
More than 1,400 flights scheduled for Sunday were canceled, marking the third day of widespread travel disruptions as the government shutdown takes its toll.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy spoke at O’Hare Airport, the hub that’s seen the most cancellations and delays.
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Texas transportation department says the state needs more public transit; it would cost billions
The state agency in charge of building Texas’ massive highways says Texans need more ways to get around if the state’s going ...
"Listen, many of them are not going to be able to get on an airplane, because there are not going to be that many flights ...
The engineering ingenuity that turned the fiery collapse of one of I-95’s busiest stretches into a Philly-style comeback ...
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Electric vehicle use is increasing in Hawaii. Why aren’t the number of chargers keeping pace?
Uber driver Rosie Ramirez’s electric vehicle can go some 260 miles at full charge, which should be plenty on Oahu.
During a Nov. 11 press conference, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy spoke about the status of air traffic controllers and ...
There’s no question Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen will make Alberta’s highways deadlier with his plan to raise speed ...
Amid Federal Aviation Administration staffing shortages due to the ongoing government shutdown, Transportation Secretary Sean ...
The Trump administration has tried to blame Democrats for the shutdown in public videos at airports, but several major air ...
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