Shutdown Hits TSA Staffing as Over 10% of Officers Miss Work
The partial DHS shutdown has left 50,000 TSA officers working without pay, causing staffing shortages and extended security lines at major U.S. airports, disrupting spring break travel.
- 1- More than 10% of TSA airport security officers failed to report for duty as the partial government shutdown reached 30 days. 2- Around 50,000 officers are working without pay, leading to disruptions at airports. 3- Major airline CEOs have urged a swift resolution, warning of travel chaos during the busy spring break period.
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Weather brings flight delays and cancelations amid TSA staffing questions
As long security lines form at airports across the country amid the partial government shutdown, the weather did not help travelers heading to or from Boston’s Logan Airport Monday. Agents with the Transportation Security Administration are being left without paychecks while the Department of Homeland Security remains unfunded, and some airport workers are calling out. Hundreds of flights to and from Boston were canceled or delayed Monday, accor…
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