Thanksgiving Travel Surge Faces Delays Amid FAA Shortages and Weather Challenges

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The FAA warns that holiday flight delays may occur due to a shortage of air traffic controllers, particularly affecting the northeast, including New York. Despite hiring 1,800 controllers this year, the agency remains short by about 3,000. With the TSA anticipating a record-breaking holiday travel season, delays could be exacerbated during peak times. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg emphasizes efforts to improve travel efficiency and safety, while American Airlines introduces new boarding technology to manage passenger flow.
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