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Travel Disruptions in the Caribbean Following US Venezuela Strikes

Originally Published 8 days ago — by Virgin Voyages

Virgin Voyages has announced that due to the temporary closure of Puerto Rico's airspace caused by military activity in Venezuela, flights are disrupted, but disembarkation in San Juan will proceed as scheduled with all sailors required to disembark by 10:30 a.m. Travelers are advised to check with their airlines for updates, and those unable to embark on the next voyage will receive a full credit. The company is actively managing the situation and providing updates.

US faces potential airspace closures and travel disruptions amid government shutdown

Originally Published 2 months ago — by CBS News

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The ongoing U.S. government shutdown may force the closure of parts of the airspace next week due to staffing shortages among air traffic controllers, leading to potential widespread flight delays and cancellations, especially during the busy holiday season, as officials prioritize safety amid financial pressures on federal employees.

Spirit Airlines to Cease Operations in Multiple Cities Amid Financial Struggles

Originally Published 4 months ago — by OregonLive.com

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Spirit Airlines will cease operations at Portland International Airport after October 3 and discontinue service at 10 other locations due to financial struggles and bankruptcy filings, reflecting ongoing challenges in the airline industry post-COVID-19.

Air Canada Flight Attendants Continue Strike Despite Return-to-Work Orders

Originally Published 4 months ago — by NPR

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Air Canada suspended its restart plans after its union defied a work order, leading to a strike that disrupted travel for around 130,000 passengers daily. The government ordered the union to return to work, but the union refused, citing unfair negotiations and planning to challenge the order. The airline plans to resume flights by Monday evening, but expects ongoing delays and cancellations.