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

Air traffic controllers will miss their paychecks Tuesday because of the ongoing government shutdown, raising concerns that mounting financial stress could take a toll on the already understaffed empl...

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The future of air traffic control grows more uncertain as the federal government shutdown continues

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Air traffic controllers working unpaid as flight delays grow

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Flight Delays Become More Common as Air Traffic Controllers Go Without Pay During Shutdown

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Shutdown makes air travel system ‘less safe,’ air traffic controllers say

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Airlines support air traffic controllers missing full paychecks

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Air traffic controllers miss first full paycheck, as flight delays loom and government shutdown nears a month

"But I'll tell you this, almost every controller can't make it without two paychecks. And so, I think the message is clear ... They've sent a message to open up the government and end the shutdown."

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Flight Disruptions Continue as Air Traffic Controllers Brace for Their First Full Missing Paychecks

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Isolated flight delays may spread as air traffic controllers go without pay during shutdown

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Former FAA official warns of major flight disruptions as government shutdown nears one-month mark

Air traffic controllers struggle without paychecks during 27-day shutdown. Expert predicts travel chaos similar to 2019 unless government reopens soon.

How many days has the government been shut down? See how long US shutdowns have lasted

That shutdown lasted for more than a month, with widespread effects. The Federal Aviation Administration was understaffed, causing flight cancellations, and federal workers missed two paychecks. The president's State of the Union address was postponed.

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MAPS Air Museum to host food pantry for federal workers impacted by federal shutdown

A food pantry to help federal workers affected by the government shutdown is slated for Oct. 20 and 21 at MAPS Air Museum in Green.