Delays and cancellations at U.S. airports escalated over the weekend as the government shutdown forced the Federal Aviation Administration to make flight cuts. CBS News' Kris Van Cleave reports.

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Air travel across the United States experienced significant disruption as nearly 3,000 flights were canceled and more than 10,000 delayed in a single day, marking the worst travel day since the government shutdown began. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered airlines to reduce flights at 40 of the nation's busiest airports to alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers, many of whom have been working without pay for over 40 days.

Staffing shortages were exacerbated by a surge in sick calls among air traffic controllers, leading to widespread delays and cancellations, particularly at major hubs like Atlanta and New York City. Airlines have announced further reductions in flights, with cuts expected to reach 10% at some airports by the end of the week, and officials warn that disruptions will continue until the shutdown is resolved.

3000 flight cancellations make Sunday worst travel day during shutdown

Welcome back. Let's get you the latest on how the shutdown is impacting air travel after transportation secretary Sean Duffy announced last week that flights would be cut you'll remember due to staffing shortages caused by the shutdown Well airlines canceled nearly 3 000 flights and delayed more than 10 000 across the country on sunday That is the most since the shutdown began Airlines began rolling out flight reductions over the weekend after the announcement from duffy And the cuts began at four percent at some high traffic airports and that percentage is set to increase to ten percent by The end of this week chris van cleve joins us from sky harbor airport in phoenix this morning chris Good morning to you. Just just how bad are things out there for flyers? Well, good morning errol yesterday was the single worst day for travelers since the shutdown began It was the worst weekend for travelers since the shutdown began Today is going to have its own share of headaches You know, the faa reduced those flights in an effort to reduce the burden on controllers It appears though that the burden of working without pay for 40 days and counting may be reaching a breaking point A delayed and frustrating weekend for flyers more than 25 000 delays and over 5 500 cancellations And that's after the faa ordered airlines to cut flights at 40 of the nation's busiest airports to take pressure off the system Our best case scenario is that we'll be able to leave here in two hours Much of the issue due to a surge in air traffic controllers sick calls hitting a shutdown high of at least 81 Staffing shortfalls at faa facilities saturday according to the transportation secretary with more on sunday We're delayed right off the get-go. We hadn't even left for the airport yet So then we missed our connecting flight in minneapolis in atlanta the world's busiest airport saw nearly 500 Cancellations sunday after just four of the 22 air traffic controllers scheduled showed up to work saturday The average delay hit nearly five hours Dallas fort myers florida and all three of the new york city area airports were hit with staffing delays sunday Family of four here four kids were forced to kind of sleep in the uh in the airport Controllers are poised to miss a second paycheck this week due to the government shutdown Airlines will again cancel four percent of flights to those 40 airports today That'll climb to six percent tuesday and hit one in ten flights by friday transportation secretary Sean duffy says more flights may need to be cut. It doesn't get better It gets worse until these uh air traffic controllers are going to be paid Uh Airlines are locking in their cuts for the rest of the week their cancellations from that faa order There is weather in parts of the country. That will be a headache for flyers today and residual delays and cancellations because of the meltdown Yesterday it's shaping up to be a challenging week and ariel something to think about As lawmakers in the house may need to quickly make their way back to washington later this week There will be fewer and fewer seats available to the dc area with every passing day And the thanksgiving travel rush it starts a week from friday. That's right folks in congress Not immune from those flight delays and hiccups, uh, chris van cleve with all the latest. Thank you

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