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Transportation secretary warns of mass chaos

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns of ‘mass chaos’ at airports if government does not reopen soon

Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is warning there could be “mass chaos” at airports across the country if the government doesn’t reopen soon.

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Transportation secretary warns of airspace closures and mass flight delays in a week

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Warns of 'Mass Chaos' in Skies if Shutdown Continues

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US Flight Delays Spike as Air Traffic Controller Absences Increase

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday the Trump administration would shutter the U.S. aviation system if he thought an ongoing government shutdown was making it unsafe to travel.

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DOT may close certain parts of the airspace due to air traffic controller shortages

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Duffy warns shutdown will cause ‘chaos’

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Duffy predicts ‘mass chaos’ in skies if shutdown continues into next week

The U.S. Travel Association said in a letter to Congressional leaders this week that the economy has already lost more than $4 billion because of the shutdown, and the industry worries the impact will...

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'Mass chaos': Duffy says he might have to close some airspace next week amid shutdown

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Duffy says he would shutter US airspace if he thought it was unsafe

Texas airports see major delays, long security lines

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Texas airports see major delays, long security lines as government shutdown continues

Airports across the country have experienced shortages of air traffic controllers and security workers, who have gone weeks without pay amid the shutdown.

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White House says 'thank a Democrat' for weekend airport delays as government shutdown drags on

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US airports hit by major flight delays and cancellations as long government shutdown drags on

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Ground delay ordered at Sky Harbor. Why flights are delayed

A controller shortage in Phoenix led the Federal Aviation Administration to order a ground delay on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

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What to do if your flight is delayed or canceled during the US government shutdown

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Thanksgiving travel at risk? How a government shutdown might impact your trip

TSA closes checkpoints at this airport

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Philly airport temporarily closing some security checkpoints. What to know before arriving

Travelers passing through Philadelphia International Airport will now see fewer security lines.

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2 TSA checkpoints at Philadelphia International Airport to temporarily close amid government shutdown

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TSA closes checkpoints at this airport, due to federal shutdown. What’s next for travelers?

Wait times could top 3 hours at this Houston airport

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IAH TSA wait times could exceed 45 minutes Wednesday, Houston airport officials warn

Security checkpoint wait times increased from about 20 minutes at 6 a.m. to 45 minutes over the course of an hour.

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TSA wait times improve at Houston airports but officials say don’t relax yet

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Houston Airports Paralyzed by TSA Shortage: Passengers Face Five-Hour Security Lines

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What To Know About The TSA Delays At Houston’s Bush Airport Amid The Government Shutdown

After travelers endured delays of over three hours going through airport security over the weekend, Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) has worked to minimize the issue.

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Wait times could top 3 hours at this Houston airport as government shutdown persists

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TSA wait times at Texas airports: How to check

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US airport security TSA workers ride out shutdown with better pay, benefits than in 2019

Pay for the average TSA screener shot up to $61,840 in 2024 from $42,310 in 2019, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. During that shutdown, some screeners opted for comparable wages in the fast-food, construction and other industries.

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'Mass Chaos': Parts Of US Airspace May Close Amid Gov't Shutdown, Trump Admin. Warns

More than 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration officers have been ordered to work without pay since the government shutdown began on Wednesday, Oct. 1.Federal workers missed their first paycheck in late October and will miss another on Friday,

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Transportation Department may close parts of airspace if government shutdown continues, Duffy says

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Tuesday that the U.S. might be forced to close parts of its airspace if staffing shortages amid the government shutdown continue

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Ronald Reagan airport in Washington DC grounds flights over alarming security issue

A ground stop is reportedly underway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport due to a security issue. Bystanders have reported seeing police cars on the runway

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Shutdown staffing shortages strain some Social Security offices, air traffic controllers

An SSA spokesperson said two field offices were closed Monday, "due to limited staffing," and that one of them reopened for normal operations on Tuesday.

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Rep. Mace to discuss 'airport security breaches' at press conference Monday morning

CHARLESTON , S.C. (WCIV) — Rep. Nancy Mace plans to hold a press conference to address "airport security breaches" in Charleston Monday morning as scrutiny intensifies over her reported berating of law enforcement at Charleston International last week.

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Biden admin put Americans who flouted COVID mask mandate on no-fly list — which is usually reserved for terrorists

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration put Americans who defied COVID-19 mask mandates on no-fly lists — some of which are ordinarily used to flag suspected terrorists — according to preliminary findings from an internal Department of Homeland ...

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Transportation Secretary Issues Ominous Warning to All Travelers

As the government shutdown stretches into its second month, the airline industry is feeling the mounting pressure. With air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers still working without pay,