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Forty major U.S. airports cut air traffic 10% due to unpaid air traffic controllers from the government shutdown, causing flight cancellations and delays.
Forty major U.S. airports, including Minneapolis-St. Paul and Boston’s Logan, are reducing air traffic by 10% due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, which has left air traffic controllers unpaid and understaffed.
The Federal Aviation Administration implemented the cuts to ensure safety, starting at 4% and increasing gradually, affecting over 4,000 daily flights.
Airlines are adjusting schedules, with cancellations expected, especially on regional routes.
Passengers are urged to check flight statuses before traveling, as disruptions could last through the shutdown.
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Cuarenta aeropuertos principales de EE. UU. redujeron el tráfico aéreo en un 10% debido a los controladores de tráfico aéreo no pagados por el cierre del gobierno, lo que causó cancelaciones y retrasos de vuelos.