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What to do if your flight gets canceled: Expert weighs in
(KRON) -- Airlines are notifying travelers about flight cancellations, urging passengers to proactively check their flight status to avoid disruptions. With some airlines already notifying travelers about cancellations for Friday, experts advise passengers to take the initiative and verify their flight status themselves. Eric Rosen from The Points Guy emphasizes the importance of using airline apps for the most current information, noting that h…
Travel expert shares what you need to know as airlines prepare to cancel thousands of flights
The FAA announced they will cut the number of domestic flights at 40 major airports by 10% tomorrow as the government shutdown stretches on. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns the reductions could cause “mass chaos” as soon as next week. MSNBC Investigative Reporter Marc Santia has the latest updates from Philadelphia International Airport. Founder of “The Points Guy” Brian Kelly joins Chris Jansing with his advice to travelers heading in…
The lack of agreements in the U.S. Congress to define the budget pushed the worst “closure of government,” which has been going on for 37 days. Failure to approve the budget in time generates that all services not considered “essential” have no funding and, once their resources are exhausted, they cease to function or begin to slow down their operation. Given this context, one of the sectors already affected is the airlines. The U.S. Federal Avi…
Your next flight could be cancelled after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered airlines to reduce operations at major airports due to the government’s closure. As of Friday, 10% of flights will be cut at 40 airports in response to a lack of personnel in air traffic control. Early on Thursday, most airlines continued to assess how their schedules would be affected.Many airlines are finalizing details on how their schedules will be af…
What will happen to flights, trains, passports and visas after the closure of the U.S. government?Will ICE raids continue after the closure of the U.S. government?This says an expertThe closure of the U.S. government is no longer a political problem to become a direct headache for travelers.This Wednesday, Transport Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will reduce flights at dozens of major airports as of…
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