The government shutdown, which began on October 1 and furloughed many federal employees, has had a visible impact on the aviation system. The Federal Aviation Administration has been operating with reduced staff, and air traffic controllers, who are considered essential, have still been working but without pay. Airlines have been forced to follow the Federal Aviation Administration’s emergency order to incrementally reduce flight capacity by up to 10 percent across major U.S. airports.
After all, between Sunday and Wednesday, FlightAware data showed 7,500 flight cancellations across the U.S. with another 26,000 flights delayed.
"If the House doesn’t act, I think we’ll see more than 10 percent disruption—and possibly airlines grounding planes altogether," Duffy said. "That’s how serious this is."
Fortunately, Bastian said that he believes the major disruptions should clear up by Friday.
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