Air Traffic Control Staffing Problems
Air traffic controller staffing shortages worsened over the weekend as the nation's government shutdown hit its fourth week, leading to delays and anxiety.
Experts say the situation won't improve until air traffic controllers receive their pay. More than 50 staffing shortages have been reported since Friday morning, causing delays from Los Angeles to Washington, DC.
- Flights at Los Angeles International Airport were temporarily halted Sunday due to a staffing shortage at the Southern California TRACON.
- Controllers, considered essential workers, must work during the shutdown but are not being paid.
Delays and anxiety are expected to continue until air traffic controllers get paid.
Author's summary: Air traffic control staffing shortages worsen due to government shutdown.
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