The Federal Aviation Administration said staffing was a major cause of flight delays this weekend, though the shutdown ties aren't clear.

Some 13,000 air traffic controllers are being asked to work during the government shutdown, but are not being paid.

Transportation Security Administration checkpoint wait times Monday morning were measured at 18 minutes or less.

The Federal Aviation Administration says a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers has caused thousands of flight ...

A critical shortage of air traffic controllers, forced to work without pay, is causing severe flight disruptions at airports across the country as the government shutdown enters its 20th day. Nearly 9 ...

As of Monday morning, a staffing trigger was in place in the Philadelphia area, which also includes Newark International Airport.

The FAA says that air traffic controller absences are creating delays at numerous airports across the country.

More than 16,000 flights have been delayed this week, as air traffic controllers work without pay and airports struggle with ...

Air travelers across the United States faced significant disruptions on Sunday as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ...

Flight delays, long security lines and ground stops could all get worse this week as some essential airport workers receive ...

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The Packers were delayed at Green Bay's airport for five hours, so they held a walk-through on the tarmac to pass the time.