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The essential, invisible job at the center of the shutdown flight problems

Air traffic controllers rarely take center stage, but they are essential to air travel and have worked for weeks without pay during the shutdown.

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usatoday.comStai leggendo7 mesi fa

The essential, invisible job at the center of the shutdown flight problems

Air traffic controllers rarely take center stage, but they are essential to air travel and have worked for weeks without pay during the shutdown.

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forbes.com7 mesi fa

Why Is The Air Traffic Control System Still Part Of The Government?

The government shutdown has underscored why the Air Traffic Control system shouldn't be part of the government.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. martedì 11 novembre 2025·usatoday.com

    Where lack of air traffic controllers is causing the most flight cancellations

    During the shutdown, air traffic controllers worked without pay, resulting in some not showing up as they searched for other jobs.

  2. martedì 11 novembre 2025·forbes.com

    Why Is The Air Traffic Control System Still Part Of The Government?

    The government shutdown has underscored why the Air Traffic Control system shouldn't be part of the government.

  3. martedì 11 novembre 2025·usatoday.com

    The essential, invisible job at the center of the shutdown flight problems

    Air traffic controllers rarely take center stage, but they are essential to air travel and have worked for weeks without pay during the shutdown.