An uptick in sick calls amongst air traffic controllers could cause flight delays during the government shutdown, according ...

Multiple airports reported a shortage of air traffic controllers Monday, as the government shutdown nears one week. The ...

Air traffic controllers are working 60-hour weeks with no pay—conditions that led to a breaking point during the last ...

By Monday evening, the FAA was reporting that staffing shortages were creating delays in the Burbank, Newark and Denver ...

When there's a shortage of air traffic controllers, the FAA reduces the number of takeoffs and landings to ensure the on-duty ...

The delays, which were caused by staffing shortages, according to the FAA advisories, came not long after the transportation ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy appeared at Newark Liberty International Airport Monday to say the federal government ...

The impact of the government shutdown hit travelers across the United States Monday, as air traffic controllers called out ...

The number of air traffic controllers calling in sick since the government shutdown began has seen a slight "tick up", U.S.

Around 10,800 air traffic controllers nationwide are working with without pay amid a shutdown of the federal government, but ...

Air traffic controllers at Newark Liberty Airport were already overworked. They are not being paid because of the federal government shutdown.