Airports in U.S. cities including Denver; Newark, New Jersey; and Burbank, California, experienced flight delays Monday amid shortages of air traffic controllers, according to federal flight data.

A week into the government shutdown — and days before the start of a holiday weekend — travelers at some U.S. airports have already been feeling the pain of flight delays. There have been more than 12 ...

The U.S. government has been shut down since Oct. 1, which has had massive ramifications for air travel. Many travelers wonder if they can get refunds for canceled or delayed flights. Around 13,000 ...

Flight delays and disruptions at U.S. airports have persisted for a fourth consecutive day due to staffing issues stemming from the government shutdown, which began on October 1. Air traffic ...

FAA faces staffing issues amid government shutdown Controllers, TSA officers working without pay during shutdown FAA staffing cut by 50% in some areas since shutdown began BALTIMORE, Oct 8 (Reuters) - ...

With the ongoing shutdown of the federal government, travelers are starting to find that flight delays and cancellations are becoming a fact of life. It has to do with staffing shortages: Because they ...

A pilot preparing to take off Monday from Hollywood Burbank Airport in California took the routine step of radioing the air traffic control tower. But instead of the usual back-and-forth conversation ...

SAN DIEGO — Travelers in and out of San Diego International Airport found their flight plans either delayed or canceled Monday. San Diego International Airport recorded more than 100 delayed flights ...

Airports in U.S. cities including Denver; Newark, New Jersey; and Burbank, California, experienced flight delays Monday amid shortages of air traffic controllers, according to federal flight data.