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These NJ and NY airports could be facing shutdown reductions

4 New York-area airports will have flights cut starting Friday: Full list

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it would reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 "high volume" markets beginning on Friday.

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Airports in NY among 40 that will see flights cut due to government shutdown

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These NJ and NY airports could be facing shutdown reductions, per reports

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US orders 10% flights cut at major US airports due to shutdown

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Wednesday that he would order a 10% cut in flights at 40 major U.S. airports, citing air traffic control safety concerns as a government shutdown hit a r...

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Most major US airports are among 40 targeted by shutdown-related flight cuts

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US warns of massive flight cuts at 40 major airports if no deal to end govt shutdown

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Delays at 5 major airports explained, including New York and New Jersey

Major airports across the country are experiencing delays as the government shutdown enters its 37th day, the longest in American history.

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FAA reductions in air traffic to major airports to hit JFK, Newark, LaGuardia

All three of New York’s major airports. JFK, Newark and LaGuardia, were bracing for cuts in flights as early as Thursday, ahead of the FAA’s announced reductions Friday amid the

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FAA releases list of major airports that will see flight cuts; Tracking impact on Rochester airport

The government shutdown is now causing significant disruptions to air travel. The FAA says it will cut flights at some airports starting Friday.

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New York City Airports Disrupted by Air-Traffic Controller Shortage

The city’s Office of Emergency Management said a ground stop is in effect through Friday evening at JFK International Airport because of staffing shortages in the air traffic systems. Newark Liberty International Airport and LaGuardia Airport are each facing ground delays because of staffing shortages and high winds.