Absences surge among US air traffic controllers, who have been working for more than a month without pay.
Absences surge among US air traffic controllers, who have been working for more than a month without pay.
By Erin Hale
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Airports across the United States are experiencing major delays and cancellations due to an uptick in absences from air traffic controllers, who are under “immense stress and fatigue” from the ongoing, record-breaking US government shutdown, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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