Airlines Say FAA Furlough Delays Will Costs Them Millions Of Dollars

Major U.S. airlines say they expect to lose tens of millions of dollars in revenue each month because of flight delays and cancellations caused by the FAA’s furlough of air traffic controllers, which began April 21. Many carriers also say they are cancelling hundreds of flights to try to mitigate...

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