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As the government shutdown continues, thousands of flights have been grounded, raising concerns about travel plans for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has issued a warning that a significant number of Americans may face challenges in their attempts to travel during this peak season.
The shutdown has led to reduced airport staffing, which could further exacerbate delays and cancellations as families prepare to reunite for the holiday. With airlines already grappling with operational difficulties, the impact of the shutdown is expected to ripple through the aviation industry, affecting both domestic and international flights.
Duffy emphasized the importance of planning ahead and staying informed about potential disruptions. Travelers are urged to check their flight statuses frequently and consider alternative arrangements if necessary. As Thanksgiving approaches, the uncertainty surrounding air travel is creating anxiety for many who look forward to spending time with loved ones during this cherished holiday.
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