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Flight delays more common as US government shutdown drags on
More air traffic controllers are calling in sick, often to work another job to pay for groceries and medicines.
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bbc.com
Flight delays in US to grow worse, transportation secretary warns
Air traffic controllers are calling out or finding side jobs while they work without pay during the government shutdown, leading to delays.
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upi.com
Air traffic controllers 'wearing thin' ahead of first missed paycheck - UPI.com
Already short-staffed air traffic controllers are feeling the strains of the nearly month-long government shutdown, and will not be paid this week as the government shutdown drags…
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arabnews.com
US transport chief warns of more flight delays and cancellations as government shutdown drags on
WASHINGTON : US airports reported 22 incidents of air traffic controller shortages on Saturday, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said, with more shortages expected to bring…
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fortune.com
More flight disruptions are hitting airports across the country due to a shortage of air traffic controllers, who aren't getting paid |…
Most controllers are continuing to work mandatory overtime six days a week during the shutdown without pay, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association said.
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cnbc.com
'The problems are mounting daily.' Air traffic controllers miss first paychecks in government shutdown
Air traffic controllers are under increased stress because of the government shutdown, government and union officials said.
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Air traffic controllers are now working without pay. Some are grappling with how to pay for the medicine needed to keep their children…
Air traffic controllers are worried about the government shutdown when they "have to have 100% of focus 100% of the time.”
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aljazeera.com
Flight delays more common as US government shutdown drags on
More air traffic controllers are calling in sick, often to work another job to pay for groceries and medicines.
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Airlines support air traffic controllers missing full paychecks - UPI.com
The federal shutdown has deprived the nation's air traffic controllers of full paychecks for the first time on Tuesday, which has some airlines supporting them.
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forbes.com
Thursday: 4,400 Flights Delayed As Staffing Shortages And Storms Snarl U.S. Airspace Amid Shutdown
As rain and thunderstorms pelt the East Coast on Thursday, air traffic controllers continue to call out of work in greater numbers after missing their first full paycheck, causing…