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Flight cancellations, air travel delays persist

Flight cancellations, air travel delays persist after shutdown ends

Travelers may still have to deal with flight issues for days after the end of the government shutdown, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said.

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More than 2,200 flights canceled Sunday amid nationwide air travel disruption

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More than 1,500 flights canceled early Monday after shutdown’s worst day for air travel

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Flights may return to normal soon, as FAA reverses on travel cuts

The worst of the flight disruptions amid a long government shutdown may be over.

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US freezes flight cuts at 6% as air traffic control absences shrink

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American air travelers face ongoing disruptions as House to consider reopening government

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Our national flightmare isn't over yet

"This is not a rubber band, so it's not going to snap back," Aviation strategist Henry Harteveldt, president of Atmosphere Research Group, told Business Insider.

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US airlines cancel 1,200 flights Tuesday as shutdown continues

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Why flight disruptions could persist after the government shutdown ends

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Will the flight cuts impact my Thanksgiving travel?

The Department of Transportation is still requiring airlines to reduce flight schedules at major airports nationwide, even as the shutdown winds down.

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Despite end to shutdown, travel may not be back to normal anytime soon

Although federal workers like air traffic controllers and TSA agents are set to receive their paychecks soon, airlines are still operating under mandates that could lead to cancellations and delays.

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FAA flight cuts expected to disrupt travel. Here's what travelers should know.

Travel pros are urging people to brace for flight disruptions as the FAA throttles back air traffic starting on Friday.

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I Tried the 'Going' App to Find Flights for the Holidays. The AI Model Sent Me on a Trip

The only part of the holiday season that isn't magical is flying. Tickets are jacked up, airports are busy and delays are inevitable -- especially with the current flight cuts caused by the government shutdown .