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Flight delays worsen as shutdown and Hurricane Melissa hit travel

It could be a rough week for air travel as the partial government shutdown nears the one-month mark, air traffic controllers miss their first full paychecks, and Hurricane Melissa causes disruptions.

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Flights Grounded At Newark As Hurricane Melissa, Shutdown Chaos Collide: FAA

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Hurricane Melissa Hits Cuba Hours After Devastating Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa smashes through Caribbean, accelerates towards Bermuda

Hurricane Melissa smashed through the northern Caribbean and was seen picking up speed as it churned across open ocean towards Bermuda on Thursday, leaving a trail of high winds and destruction from ...

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Hurricane Melissa leaves 25 dead in Haiti, causes widespread damage in Jamaica and Cuba

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Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in eastern Cuba, leaves trail of destruction in Caribbean

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Hurricane Melissa Intensifies to Category 5, Jamaica Braces For Strongest Recorded Storm

Forecasters say the Category 5 storm is likely to cause “catastrophic” flooding, landslides and widespread damage, and the Red Cross warns that up to 1.5 million people may be directly affected.

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Why Hurricane Melissa turned into a supercharged monster

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Melissa kills 25 in Haiti, nearly 30 total as hurricane batters Caribbean

Air traffic controllers miss 1st full paycheck

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Airport delays are piling up as air traffic controllers miss their first full paycheck due to shutdown: ‘Something has to give’

Air traffic controllers across the US received their first zeroed-out paycheck Tuesday because of the protracted government shutdown — and staffing shortages are causing airport delays to pile up ahea...

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Flight disruptions continue as air traffic controllers brace for their first full missing paychecks

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Austin airport returns to normal operations as air traffic controllers miss first full paycheck during shutdown

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Unpaid US air traffic controllers take second jobs to stay afloat amid holiday season as shutdown drags on

As the government shutdown in the United States continue to stretch over disagreement with the Democrats, hundreds of air traffic controllers have taken up temporary second jobs.

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Air traffic controllers union warns of growing delays amid government shutdown

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Hundreds of air traffic controllers take second jobs as US shutdown continues

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Flights delayed at Newark airport over air traffic control staffing crunch

The Federal Aviation Administration delayed flights at the Newark Liberty International Airport on Wednesday on account of air traffic control staffing issues as the government shutdown nears a full month.

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Full flight operations resume at Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport

Flight delays and cancellations at Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport this month caused traveller frustration and loss of tourism income.

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Ground stop lifted after staffing shortage caused flight disruptions at LAX, FAA says

The restriction came after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that flight disruptions will increase as controllers miss a paycheck on Oct. 28.

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“On a scale of 1 to 10, we’re a negative-2”: Airport workers struggle amid shutdown

The last paycheck that airport workers received reflected the start of the shutdown and was several hundred dollars short, Shuker said. And this Tuesday is the first full paycheck that workers will not receive. The lack of pay is going to stress out TSA workers who are already working high-stakes jobs.

Air taxis, facial scans and parking: Orlando airport plans for future

Orlando’s airport adopted a $6 billion plan for the next decade that spans from functional restroom renovations to futuristic air taxis.

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ATNS targets November to fix flight procedures at Kruger airport, full upgrade by mid-2026

Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) outlines plans to resolve Instrument Flight Procedures issues at Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport by late November, with a full overhaul of South Africa' s IFP systems expected by June 2026.