WASHINGTON: Air travel in the United States could soon “slow to a trickle,” authorities warned Sunday as thousands more flights were canceled or delayed and passengers faced chaos triggered by the federal government shutdown. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the number of flights being snarled or cut would multiply if the funding impasse between Democrats and Republicans continues while Americans gear up to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday later this month. “It’s only going to get worse,” Duffy said on CNN’s “State of the Union,” a Sunday news talk show.

Travelers across the United States are bracing for major disruption, with airlines ordered to cut flights by up to 10% amid a government shutdown that has left thousands of…

Experts predict hundreds if not thousands of flights could be canceled at dozens of major airports

The nation's three largest airlines have canceled hundreds of Friday flights following the Federal Aviation Administration's announcement that it is limiting air traffic at dozens…

Transport Secretary Sean Duffy’s flight reductions at 40 major airports, necessitated by the ongoing government shutdown, to commence on Friday

Here’s what travelers should prepare for amid the chaos of the government shutdown.

Flights have been cancelled or delayed, impacting 40 major US airports

Over 1,000 U.S. flights cancelled amid government shutdown, affecting major airports and travelers nationwide as budget standoff continues.

WASHINGTON: US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned Friday he could force airlines to cut up to 20 percent of flights if the government shutdown did not end, as US airlines…

WASHINGTON: US airlines and travelers slogged through a second day of flight cuts across the country on Saturday as the government shutdown was expected to drive more cancelations…

Airlines will have to slash hundreds of more flights if shutdown continues into next week.

Analysts warn that the upheaval will intensify and be felt far beyond air travel if the cancellations pick up and move closer to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Federal officials on Saturday canceled hundreds more flights at airports across the United States as the federal government shutdown entered its record-long 39th day on Saturday.

Analysts warn that the upheaval will intensify and be felt far beyond air travel if the cancellations pick up and move closer to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Thousands more flights have been delayed or cancelled as the reduction of air travel capacity continues during the federal government shutdown.

The Federal Aviation Administration is temporarily cutting air traffic by 10 percent to maintain safety standards.

Americans are in for another day of travel uncertainty as fight delays and cancellations mount across the country.

More than 2,500 flights cancelled as transportation secretary says flight reductions could reach 20% if shutdown persists

US lawmakers are working over the weekend as they seek a bipartisan deal to end the shutdown, which is now on day 40.

WASHINGTON: Air travel in the United States could soon “slow to a trickle,” authorities warned Sunday as thousands more flights were canceled or delayed and passengers faced chaos…

US senators reach stopgap deal to end government shutdown, raising hopes for end to six-week-long impasse.