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United Airlines exec on flight reductions amid shutdown, what passengers should know

Major airlines are complying with the Federal Aviation Administration's call to reduce flight schedules starting Friday, with some carriers already beginning to cancel flights.

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United Airlines says 4% of its flights will be canceled this weekend

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The Latest: Hundreds of Flights Canceled Nationwide Due to Government Shutdown

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More than a THOUSAND flights canceled with number rising amid shutdown chaos - with Connecticut plastic surgeon forced to drive to UTAH

Airports across America are grinding to a halt with delays mounting and more than 1,000 flights cancelled this morning.

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The Shutdown Hits Airports

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US delays flights at 8 airports due to short staffing of air traffic controllers

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Disruptions Light on Day 1 of Flight Cuts, but Duffy Warns of Worse to Come

Sean Duffy, the secretary of transportation, said on Friday that the mandate could reach as high as 20 percent at some airports if the shutdown continued to push air traffic controllers to look for o...

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US airlines scramble to deal with first day of 4% flight cuts

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US braces for travel chaos in peak season as FAA orders flight cuts amid govt shutdown

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5 things to know for Nov. 7: Flight cancellations, Obesity drugs, Boat strikes, Same-sex marriage, Elon Musk

Here’s what else you need to know to get up to speed and on with your day. Americans are bracing for chaos at major US airports today, with more flights set to be canceled in the coming hours due to the government shutdown.

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United Airlines CEO announces refund offer ahead of flight restrictions

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said the refund offer was available to any travelers who did not want to fly amidst newly announced restrictions.

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United Airlines issues message about which flights, routes could be cut as FAA reduces capacity

According to the FAA, thousands of flights at "high-traffic" airports across the country will be cut or canceled starting Friday. The decision, the FAA and U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said, was based on where air traffic controllers are feeling the most pressure.