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FAA staffing issues delaying flights at Houston, Newark airports

The Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday that air traffic control staffing issues were delaying flights at Houston and Newark airports on the 21st day of a U.S. government shutdown. The FAA issued ground stops impacting flights at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Hobby Airport because of absences from controllers.

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Staffing issues lead to ground stop for flights to Houston's two largest airports

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Flight delays hit major US airports amid FAA staffing woes

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FAA cites air traffic controller shortages as cause of growing flight disruptions

The Federal Aviation Administration said Monday that a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers has led to thousands of flight delays as the government shutdown enters its 20th day.

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Over 4,000 flights delayed across US as FAA deals with staffing shortage amid shutdown

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FAA says US air traffic control staffing issues cause more flight delays

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Wings Over Houston goes on as Thunderbirds and military acts sidelined by government shutdown

This article originally published at Wings Over Houston goes on as Thunderbirds and military acts sidelined by government shutdown. Nuclear-powered submarines use some of the most advanced military technology in the world. These are the ones that are a cut above all the rest.

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Wings Over Houston Airshow: Thunderbirds won't perform amid government shutdown

Event organizers say the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will not be performing at the 2025 CAF Wings Over Houston Airshow this weekend due to the government shutdown. However, the show will go on.

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Government Shutdown Spurs Air Travel Disruptions at Houston Airports and Nationwide

The government shutdown is causing air travel disruptions, including probable ground stops at Houston airports and staffing shortages nationwide.

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Transportation Secretary warns: air travelers should brace for worsening delays

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns travelers to brace for longer lines and possible delays if the government shutdown continues.