US Shutdown Enters Second Week, Crippling Air Services

WASHINGTON — The United States government shutdown has entered its second week, leading to a severe crisis across various sectors, most notably impacting air travel services.

Airport operations are facing major disruptions, with staff shortages causing delays and cancellations across the country. The crisis is particularly acute at major transportation hubs, including airports in Chicago, Newark, Denver, and Nashville.

In one notable incident, California’s Hollywood Burbank Airport faced significant operational challenges due to a shortage of air traffic controllers.

There are increasing concerns that the situation will worsen if the shutdown continues and federal employees, including crucial airport staff, begin to miss their paychecks.

In light of the current circumstances, travelers are advised to check the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) website for the latest updates regarding airport delays and other potential travel disruptions.

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