Hundreds of flights have been canceled at major U.S. airports as the FAA begins a 10% reduction in operations amid the government shutdown. The cuts aim to ease pressure on unpaid air traffic controllers working through the stoppage. | New York Post

"If our great controllers then choose to go take a second job … that's going to create way more disruption in the airspace." Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the FAA's decision increase air traffic reductions to 10% is necessary as air traffic controllers call in sick while not receiving pay during the government shutdown. Duffy said travelers should still book Thanksgiving flights in advance with an airline that will "refund you" if there is a flight cancellation. https://abcnews.link/x

The FAA says it will begin cutting the number of flights in the “high traffic” parts of the country as the government shutdown grinds on. NBC News’ Tom Costello explains what to know before you fly. | NBC News

Here's how the three major airlines at SEA Airport are handling the FAA's flight reductions. | KING 5

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