Overview
- FAA reports Tuesday delays at Boston, Philadelphia, Nashville, Houston, Chicago and Las Vegas, with ground holds also affecting Newark and Denver.
- California Governor Gavin Newsom says Burbank’s control tower was unstaffed for six hours Monday, with flights handled via remote support and non-towered procedures.
- More than 13,000 air traffic controllers are working without pay, and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy notes a slight uptick in sick calls since the shutdown began.
- To keep operations safe during staffing shortages, the FAA is limiting departures and arrivals, a step that drives longer waits and potential cancellations.
- The shutdown has entered its second week after a Senate funding impasse, and Duffy says subsidies that support air service to small communities could run out on Sunday.