Air Traffic Control and Airlines Brace for Shutdown-Related Delays
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The U.S. Transportation Secretary warned air traffic controllers to show up for work during the government shutdown or face termination, citing a critical staffing shortage that is causing widespread flight delays. Despite frustrations and financial stress among controllers, the union emphasizes the importance of maintaining operations, while the government emphasizes discipline to prevent disruptions.
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