Travel delays and disruptions are piling up this week as the Federal Aviation Administration cuts flights at major airports and air traffic controllers go without pay because of the federal shutdown.

Travel delays and disruptions are piling up this week as the Federal Aviation Administration cuts flights at major airports and air traffic controllers go without pay because of the federal shutdown.

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The government shutdown is over, but its impact on the U.S. aviation system will linger for at least a few more days. Aviation regulators are still requiring airlines to reduce air traffic by 3% at ...