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Flight delays become more common as air traffic controllers go without pay during shutdown

“Air traffic controllers have to have 100% of focus 100% of the time,” Daniels said Tuesday at a news conference alongside Duffy at LaGuardia Airport in New York.

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FAA To Cut Air Traffic By 10% As Controllers Work Without Pay Amid Ongoing Shutdown

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Denver International Airport asks FAA for permission to pay air traffic controllers during shutdown

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Shutdown forces 10% flight cuts at 40 airports, including New York, Washington and LA - Full List

Four major airports of the New York City are likely to face flight delays and cancellations as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proceeds to reduce 10% of the United States' airline capacity.

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US orders 10% flights cut at major US airports due to shutdown

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Trump Officials to Cut Air Traffic at 40 Major Airports if Shutdown Continues

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Trump administration will reduce traffic at 40 airports across the US starting Friday if shutdown continues

Controllers are considered essential employees and must work during the shutdown, but are not being paid.

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Shutdown could close some US airspace, airline stocks fall

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Busiest US airports face flight reductions because of government shutdown

GoFundMe set up to help air traffic controllers still without pay | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

Former air traffic controller Mark McBurney joins NewsNation to discuss major airports facing 10% flight reductions as TSA workers and air traffic controllers continue to work without pay amid the government shutdown.

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'Pay all of our air traffic controllers:' Union president begs Congress to end shutdown

"Please end this shutdown today and pay all of our air traffic controllers and all federal employees who have been doing the work during this time."

Airlines Are Feeding Air Traffic Controllers as Pay Stops During Government Shutdown

A number of airlines are providing meals to aviation workers impacted by the government shutdown. United, Delta and JetBlue confirmed to PEOPLE that the airlines would provide meals to impacted federal employees.

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Denver airport seeks permission to pay air traffic controllers, sets up food and essentials pantry for federal workers

Denver International Airport has asked the FAA whether airport revenue could be used to pay air traffic controllers during the shutdown.

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Judge orders Trump administration to pay SNAP benefits; air traffic troubles plague Day 37 of shutdown

Get the latest news and live updates as the government shutdown enters Day 37, with FAA cuts to flights and energy bill assistance cuts looming.

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Air traffic controllers work without pay as travel disruptions mount

Travel experts recommend checking airline apps before arriving at the airport and arriving at least a couple of hours early.