Congress is poised to end a 43-day federal shutdown after the Senate passed stopgap legislation, as the House prepares a vote. The shutdown snarled air travel — costing aviation hundreds of millions per day — and cancellations and delays are expected to persist after funding is restored.
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Shutdown Ends, but Systemic Problems in U.S. Aviation Persist • Washington Post
You can end a shutdown overnight — but you can’t reopen a government that fast • Stars and Stripes
Air travel disrupted and federal back pay, SNAP issues as 43‑day U.S. government shutdown ends • newsfromthestates.com
Flight reductions and delays could last another week, officials say • everettpost.com
U.S. Government Reopens but FAA Flight Reductions Persist, Airlines Still Face Disruptions • stuckattheairport.com
North Texas carriers begin operational recovery as U.S. government shutdown nears end • Dallas Morning News
By the Numbers: The government shutdown's toll on air travel in the US • Associated Press
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• Caitlin Reilly