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FAA lowering air site visitors by 10% throughout 40 ‘high-volume’ markets throughout authorities shutdown
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FAA lowering air site visitors by 10% throughout 40 ‘high-volume’ markets throughout authorities shutdown

Last updated: November 5, 2025 10:43 pm
Editorial Board Published November 5, 2025
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By MATTHEW DALY, JOSH FUNK and RIO YAMAT, Related Press

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration introduced Wednesday that it’ll cut back air site visitors by 10% throughout 40 “high-volume” markets starting Friday morning to keep up security through the ongoing authorities shutdown.

The discount stands to affect 1000’s of flights nationwide.

The FAA is confronting staffing shortages amongst air site visitors controllers who’ve been working unpaid for the reason that shutdown started Oct. 1, with some calling out of labor, ensuing in delays throughout the nation.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford mentioned the company wouldn’t for a disaster to behave, citing rising staffing pressures attributable to the shutdown.

“We can’t ignore it,” he mentioned.

Bedford and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy mentioned they are going to meet later Wednesday with airline executives to find out methods to safely implement the discount in flights.

“The early indicators are telling us we can take action today to prevent things from deteriorating,” Bedford mentioned.

“If the pressures continue to build even after we take these measures,” he mentioned, “we’ll come back and take additional measures.”

There have already been quite a few delays at airports throughout the nation — generally hours lengthy — as a result of the FAA slows down or stops site visitors quickly anytime it’s quick on controllers. Final weekend noticed among the worst staffing shortages, and on Sunday, flights at Newark Liberty Worldwide Airport in New Jersey had been delayed for a number of hours.

Main airways, aviation unions and the broader journey business have been urging Congress to finish the shutdown.

Aviation analytics agency Cirium says flight knowledge confirmed a “broader slowdown” final Thursday throughout the nation’s aviation system for the primary time for the reason that shutdown started, suggesting staffing-related disruptions had been beginning to develop into extra widespread. That got here days after controllers missed their first full paychecks.

Earlier this week, Duffy warned there might be chaos within the skies subsequent week if the shutdown drags on lengthy sufficient to maintain air site visitors controllers from getting their subsequent paychecks on Tuesday.

Most controllers have continued to work obligatory time beyond regulation six days every week through the shutdown, the Nationwide Air Site visitors Controllers Affiliation has mentioned. That leaves little time for a aspect job to assist cowl payments, mortgage funds and different bills until controllers name out.

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