US Shutdown Finally Over, Yet Skies Stay Locked As Millions Face Flight Delays & Cancellations; Why?
November 13, 2025
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as posted by the channelUS air travel is unlikely to return to normal immediately after the federal government shutdown ends, with airlines warning that it could take days, or even longer, for flight schedules and staffing to stabilize. According to Airlines for America, a trade group representing major carriers, airlines will need several days to reposition crews and realign flight schedules once the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifts restrictions on air traffic. “It will take time, and there will be residual effects for days,” the group said, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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