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Sean Duffy warns air travel is 'only going to get worse'

Sean Duffy warns ‘substantial’ number of Americans will miss Thanksgiving with their family due to shutdown

Flight delays stemming from the shutdown would continue through the holidays and a "substantial" number of Americans were on course to see their holiday plans disrupted, Transportation Secretary Sean ...

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Sean Duffy warns air travel is 'only going to get worse' as Thanksgiving approaches

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Duffy: Air travel will be reduced ‘to a trickle’ before Thanksgiving

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US airlines cancel 1,200 flights Tuesday as government shutdown continues

Airlines canceled nearly 1,200 flights on Tuesday, the fifth consecutive day they have topped 1,000 since the government imposed mandatory flight reductions to address safety concerns.

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American air travelers face ongoing disruptions as Senate moves to end shutdown

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How many flights have been canceled because of the government shutdown? Tally tops 4,000

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More than 1,200 flights canceled on Tuesday as nationwide travel disruptions continue

The Federal Aviation Administration continues to limit capacity at 40 major U.S. airports.

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Travellers face more chaos as further flight cuts come into effect

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40 U.S. Airports Hit with Flight Reductions Just Before Holiday Travel Rush

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What’s happening with Thanksgiving flights? Here’s what to know

Your Thanksgiving air travel plans could still be disrupted post-shutdown. Here’s what you can do to boost your chances of smooth travels.

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Head of NASA Threatens to Ground Every Single Commercial Flight Before Thanksgiving

Transportation secretary Sean Duffy threatened to ground all commercial flights in the United States amid a prolonged government shutdown.

Travel Delays Could Get Worse If Government Stays Closed, Duffy Says

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says airlines could ground more planes if the government stays closed. When asked about when air travel could get back to normal, he said “we are going to look at the data and make the best decisions possible to keep the traveling public safe.