Which 40 airports are facing flight reductions? Here's a full list, per reports

Airports across the nation are slated to see flight reductions as the record-setting government shutdown continues.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced at a Nov. 5 news conference that 40 major airports will see a 10% cut in flights. He warned earlier in the week that the cuts could come as a result of pressure on the country's air traffic controllers.

"It's going to lead to more cancellations, but we are going to work with the airlines to do this in a systematic way," Duffy said.

Federal Aviation Administrator Bryan Bedford added that the reductions would "put the relief where the relief will do the most good" and that the FAA would work with airlines on how to implement them. "We’re not going to do anything that will compromise the safety of air travel in the United States," Bedford said.

Major airports in New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles and more are included in the list of sites facing flight reductions, according to reports from ABC News and CBS News, which cited anonymous sources. USA TODAY has reached out to the U.S. Department of Transportation and the FAA.