The staffing shortages have led to widespread flight disruptions, including ground stops, at major airports such as Newark ...

The FAA said thousands of essential air traffic controllers have worked without pay since the government shutdown began on ...

The personal impact is blunt. Union representatives say some controllers have picked up second jobs; others are struggling to cover basics such as fuel, rent and childcare. All the while, they are ...

This study investigates how sleep loss and circadian disruption affect whole-organ metabolism in flies (Drosophila melanogaster) and reports that wild-type flies align metabolism in anticipation of ...

Transportation Secretary warns of increased flight delays and possible airspace closures if government shutdown continues.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that a shortage of air traffic controllers could force the government to cancel and delay numerous flights across the country.

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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The ongoing government shutdown has triggered widespread flight delays and ground stops at major U.S. airports due ...

If the shutdown continues, administration officials predicted, air traffic controllers going without pay will start to leave the job just in time for the holiday travel season.

Sean Duffy, the U.S. Transportation Secretary, said that the government may soon be forced to “close certain parts of the ...

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Air traffic controllers began working without pay across America on Tuesday, as the federal government shutdown stretched on and added uncertainty for thousands of families.