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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Orders 10% Airspace Cut Amid Record Shutdown

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced new airspace restrictions Wednesday as the ongoing federal government shutdown continues to strain the nation’s transportation system.

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Duffy announces airspace restrictions amid record government shutdown

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announces airspace restrictions amid government shutdown

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DOT may close certain parts of the airspace due to air traffic controller shortages

The Department of Transportation may close some parts of US airspace if enough air traffic controllers don’t show up to work, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Tuesday.

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Shutdown could close some US airspace, airline stocks fall

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Duffy warns shutdown will cause ‘chaos’

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Duffy Warns of ‘Mass Chaos’ in the Skies if Shutdown Drags into Next Week

“With Thanksgiving, the busiest travel period of the year, imminently approaching, the consequences of a continued shutdown will be immediate, deeply felt by millions of American travelers, and econo...

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Duffy predicts ‘mass chaos’ in skies if shutdown continues into next week

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Some U.S. airspace might be closed if shutdown continues, Duffy says

Transportation Secretary Duffy to Cut Flight Capacity at Airports 10% Starting Friday

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Wednesday that there will be a 10% reduction in flight capacity at 40 U.S. airports starting Friday. The affected airports, to be announced Thursday, will be in "high traffic environment markets,

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SEPTA's safety issues stem from mismanagement, U.S. transportation secretary says

Sean Duffy calls on Pennsylvania and Philadelphia to 'get their house in order' as inspections on aging Regional Rail cars continue.

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Transportation Sec Duffy: 'We are going to go after the CDL mills'

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at a news conference said some schools for CDLs throughout the country are saying applicants can operate a tractor-trailer rig when in fact they cannot.