air traffic controllers

Burbank’s air traffic control shutdown

Shutdown strains already short-staffed air traffic controllers, union president says

Air traffic controllers will continue to work under strain as the government shutdown drags on, according to the head of the union that represents them.

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As more air traffic controllers miss work, Transportation secretary threatens to fire ‘problem children’ controllers

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Air traffic controller shortages amid shutdown lead to canceled flights, delays nationwide

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Air traffic control staffing shortages causing flight delays across the U.S.

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FAA issues Ground Delay at O’Hare due to shortage of air traffic controllers, lifted as of early Wednesday morning

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Hollywood Burbank Airport operations return to normal after air traffic control staffing issues

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Major US airports experience delays as government shutdown hits air travel

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said some air traffic controllers are calling in sick as the shutdown, now in its seventh day, adds stress on workers.

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Air traffic controller shortages delay flights across U.S.

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BNA returns to normal operations after ground delays ‘due to shortage of air traffic controllers’

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Staffing Shortages Hit 8 Air Traffic Hubs Thursday Evening—Here’s What To Know

Cracks in the air travel system are widening, as air traffic controllers bear the strain of an understaffed system and no pay until the government shutdown ends.

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Transportation Secretary threatens to fire ‘problem children’ air traffic controllers who call out sick

“Problem children” air traffic controllers who call in sick during the government shutdown could be fired, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Thursday. “I think what’s happening here, 90 percent of the controllers, they show up, they come to work, but 10 percent of them are lashing out,” Duffy told Fox Business on Thursday.

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