The Federal Aviation Administration announced the specific airports that will see flight cuts as the department seeks to maintain air safety across the nation, and Denver International made the list.

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Travelers at airports across the U.S. are preparing to be grounded because of the record-long federal government shutdown.

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Transportation officials announce flight cuts at major airports. See how it will affect MLB, your Thanksgiving travel plans.

The FAA announced it plans to reduce flights by 10% at 40 airports nationwide as a result of the government shutdown.

The FAA will slash flights at 40 airports amid the shutdown. San Antonio isn't on the list, but connections to popular ...

Atlanta, Miami, and New York are some of the 40 busiest airports across the nation that could be seeing delays or ...

It is better to be stuck at home or in a hotel than to be stranded in an airport terminal, so use the airline’s app or flight ...