FAA to Cut Flights 10% at Major Airports Amid Historic Shutdown
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By Annie Dance | Cops & Congress
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Travelers through some of the nation’s busiest airports could soon face fewer flights as the Federal Aviation Administration prepares to roll out temporary reductions to ease mounting strain on unpaid air traffic controllers.
