Aviation Chaos: Air Traffic Controller Shortages Disrupt U.S. Travel
Over 1,400 flights experienced delays due to ongoing air traffic controller shortages amid a lengthy federal government shutdown. The Federal Aviation Administration reported staffing issues affecting flights in the southeast and at New Jersey's Newark airport, with potential impacts anticipated at Los Angeles International Airport as well.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Washington DC | Updated: 27-10-2025 20:09 IST | Created: 27-10-2025 20:09 IST
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More than 1,400 flights faced delays on Monday, following over 8,600 late flights on Sunday, as a result of ongoing absences among air traffic controllers. These issues coincide with the federal government shutdown, now in its 27th day.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported that staffing shortages were affecting flights in the southeastern United States, as well as at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. The situation is causing widespread travel disruptions across the nation.
The FAA also noted potential delays at Los Angeles International Airport, further exacerbating the challenges faced by travelers and airlines during this turbulent period.
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