Major airlines are providing meals and support to unpaid air traffic controllers and TSA officers during the federal government shutdown.

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A "surge" in air traffic controllers calling out of work caused widespread delays in major US airports, a government aviation agency has said. Half of the 30 major airports in the US were experiencing staff shortages,

The NTSB is probing how a Southwest Airlines flight had to abort its landing when a medical helicopter flew in front of it on approach to Cleveland.

Flights arriving at the Los Angeles International Airport are facing significant delays on Sunday after the Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground delay citing staffing shortages in

The government shutdown continues to impact the aviation industry as air traffic controllers miss paychecks and Vice President JD Vance seeks Democratic support.

While Raleigh-Durham International Airport has seemingly avoided heavy delays due to the government shutdown, the people meant to keep people safe are working without pay. They missed their first full paycheck this week.

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.

After many federal employees missed paychecks, AFGE called for a “clean” continuing resolution. The financial issues are compounded by other recent changes too.

The Federal Aviation Administration faces severe staffing issues exacerbated by a prolonged government shutdown, leading to widespread flight delays and cancellations across major U.S. airports. Airlines are urging Congress to resolve the shutdown to ensure aviation safety and prevent further disruptions.