Major U.S. airlines cancel over 800 flights as FAA enforces cuts

Major U.S. airlines canceled over 800 flights today as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) implemented a 6% cut at 40 major airports due to the ongoing government shutdown. The cancellations have led to significant delays and disruptions, which are expected to continue throughout the day.

This situation follows a series of recent developments affecting air travel and government operations. The FAA"s decision to enforce cuts is a direct response to the current shutdown, impacting both airlines and passengers alike.

Travelers are advised to check with their airlines for updates and to prepare for potential further disruptions as the situation unfolds.

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