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Shutdown, Travelers and Flight Cuts

What to do if your flight gets canceled because of the government shutdown

"It does have the potential to be quite disruptive, even though the vast majority of flights are still going to operate as scheduled," says Nick Ewen, senior editorial director of The Points Guy trav...

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What Travelers Need to Know About the Flight Cuts Tied to the Shutdown

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FAA flight cuts expected to disrupt travel. Here's what travelers should know.

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Flights canceled at 40 U.S. airports: Full coverage as FAA cuts to air traffic take effect amid government shutdown

Starting Friday, the FAA is reducing flights at 40 high-traffic airports, citing safety concerns amid the government shutdown.

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Flight cancellations spike at PHL after FAA cuts flights at 40 airports

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What Airports Are Cutting Flights Amid the Government Shutdown? See the FAA’s List

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US airlines cancel 1,000 flights while complying with shutdown order

Those who showed up before sunrise Friday at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport faced security lines that barely moved, prompting some people to lie down while they waited.

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Travelers told to brace for disruptions at MSP airport due to shutdown

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These 40 US airports may face flight cuts due to government shutdown

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FAA delays: How to track flights, TSA wait times at DFW Airport, Love Field

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field are among the 40 airports affected by the reduction in air traffic. Here's how to check to see if your flight is delayed at either of those airports. Check TSA wait times at the links below.

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Will your flight survive the weekend? More cancellations coming.

As many as 20% of U.S. flights could be cut in the coming days if the shutdown continues, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said.

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Travel Experts Predict How The FAA Flight Reduction Will Affect Passengers

“Even if the government reopens quickly, the impacts of the shutdown are still likely to be felt for days and weeks to come as airlines and airports get back to business, so don’t expect air travel to revert to normal anytime soon,” he noted.