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FAA lifts flight cuts as airlines resume full schedules
The FAA lifts all flight restrictions imposed during the government shutdown, allowing airlines to resume normal schedules as safety improves and staffing stabilizes.
FAA keeps flight cuts at 6% as more controllers return to work
The FAA will maintain 6% flight reductions at 40 major airports as more air traffic controllers return to work, easing strain caused by the historic shutdown.
US travelers face flight cuts amid government shutdown
Airlines cancel hundreds of flights as the FAA orders service cuts at major US airports during the government shutdown, leaving travelers scrambling.
Holiday travelers face chaos amid FAA flight cuts
A U.S. government shutdown is set to disrupt holiday travel as the FAA reduces air traffic at 40 airports, prompting flight cancellations and chaos.
FAA cuts air traffic 10% amid government shutdown
The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% across 40 major U.S. markets starting Friday, citing staffing shortages during the ongoing government shutdown.
FAA backups prevent disaster after radar, radio outages
Radar and radio failures at Newark sparked safety concerns, but FAA redundancies, pilot training, and backup tech helped avoid collisions.
Denver air traffic outage sparks FAA system concerns
Denver controllers lost contact with planes for 90 seconds in an FAA system failure, raising alarms amid growing outages and calls for urgent upgrades.
FAA modifies airspace to enhance safety at Cortez Municipal Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a final rule modifying and establishing Class E airspace at Cortez Municipal Airport in Cortez, Colorado.
