Not paid for one month now Air Traffic Controllers are having difficulty not becoming homeless.
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- Working without pay: Air traffic controllers have not been paid since the government shutdown began, with reports indicating around 13,000 are working without compensation.
- Financial hardship: The lack of pay is causing significant financial strain, leading to stress over basic needs and fears of eviction, report WJLA and LiveNOW from FOX.
- Staffing shortages: The financial crisis has prompted some controllers to quit or call out of work, which has exacerbated existing staffing shortages, according to Fox News.
- Flight reductions: In response to the staffing shortages, the FAA has directed airlines to reduce flight schedules by 10% at 40 major airports nationwide to maintain safety.
- Impact on travelers: Travelers should be prepared for delays and check their flight status before heading to the airport, as announced by New York City's Emergency Management office.
LiveNOW from FOX·Stephanie Weaver
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